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How Is XBD Group Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Banking and Digital Assets?

In this video, Zeeshan Uppal, Group COO and Compliance Director at XBD Group, shares how his company is at the forefront of bridging the gap between traditional banking and digital assets. XBD Group offers an innovative solution that allows merchants to accept crypto for products and services at the point of sale while also enabling businesses to settle digital assets into fiat, all within a compliance-led framework. With a focus on regulatory adherence, XBD has positioned itself as a key player in the rapidly evolving crypto-finance sector.

Zeeshan discusses the importance of compliance in ensuring the seamless integration of digital and traditional financial systems. With licenses across the globe, including the FCA-regulated EMI, XBD is able to offer virtual IBAN accounts, allowing businesses to interface digital assets with their traditional bank accounts. This approach, combined with speedier settlement times and the use of stablecoins, provides a unique and cost-effective solution for international businesses, particularly those in developing economies.

Looking ahead, XBD is focused on international growth, leveraging their OTC capabilities and new EMI license to expand their services globally. With a goal of doubling or even tripling their trading volumes, the company is investing in team growth and expanding operations in key regions like Dubai, Lithuania, and Canada to better support their clients’ needs.

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