A new relationship between Bitpanda, a prominent crypto platform, and Deutsche Bank has been unveiled. The two companies are teaming up to improve the bank’s payment options using Bitpanda’s cutting-edge cryptocurrency technology. Deutsche Bank’s dedication to offering consumers more diverse and innovative payment choices is being further solidified with this
By January 2024 end, Austria-based Raiffeisen Bank plans to provide retail clients trading services in cryptocurrencies. Bitpanda, a crypto exchange, signed a memorandum of intent with the bank earlier this year, and the duo will work together to deliver the service to consumers in Vienna. Curt Chadha, the bank’s head
Crypto exchange Bitpanda, recently received its virtual asset service provider (VASP) license from the Norwegian authorities. Bitpanda joins an exclusive group of pioneering foreign firms in gaining this license. On October 19th, Bitpanda made public their successful application for a crypto license on Twitter. Bitpanda also has licenses in other
Pantos, the Multichain Token System developed by the people behind Bitpanda, today announced the public release of the Multichain Token Creator. It is a user-friendly web application developed on top of the Pantos Digital Asset Standard (PANDAS) that enables users to create and deploy their own multichain tokens. Developers may also download
Pantos, a multichain token system created by the Bitpanda team, today announced the public beta launch of its multichain protocol. The public beta will soon allow users and developers to effortlessly generate and deploy multichain tokens with just a few clicks, wrap native coins of supported chains, and transfer tokens.
The firm is it is cutting its workforce from 1,000 to 730. The rapid pace of recruiting was a miscalculation and unsustainable as per the firm. Crypto industry firms are finding themselves in a terrible situation when crypto winter sets in: laying off employees. Bitpanda, situated in Vienna, Austria, said
