The exchange is headquartered in the European Union, while clients wanting to trade a crypto/fiat pair will undergo the standard KYC/AML procedure. Singularity-X is now using trusted Thomson Reuters World-Check Risk Intelligence to help them meet their due diligence obligations, including requirements under KYC and AML legislation.
Initial information and details regarding the exchange were presented in March at the Money Asia 2020 conference in Singapore. The exchange has already signed contracts with several liquidity providers, and cooperation has been confirmed by miners from all over the world. Singularity-X will continue to expand its liquidity channels - enabling clients to access the very best prices in the market and for their orders to be processed swiftly.
Peter Vrábel, CEO of Singularity-X
Singularity-X guarantees a professional approach and support that responds to and resolves client issues within hours. “We take a pro-client approach. That’s why we offer high-quality service and support that listens to our clients and helps,” says Singularity-X’s CEO Peter Vrábel.
Over time the exchange will add more tradeable currencies. Multiple projects and cryptocurrencies have requested listings. “We will only sell individual currencies when we can offer our clients sufficient asset liquidity,” adds Mr Vrábel about the development strategy.
The company will make room for new currencies - even those that cannot be traded live yet - and offer innovation, simplification, or extension to the world of digital assets. One is the First Crypto ETF token. With this token, customers will be able to simultaneously participate in 10 digital assets.
About Singularity-X
The Next Generation Digital Asset Exchange. Founded in 2018, based in European Union. Singularity-X offers individuals and institutions the ability to trade digital assets such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and DASH. www.singularity-x.com
About World-Check
World-Check is a risk intelligence database which helps organisations across the world meet their regulatory obligations, make informed decisions and help prevent them from inadvertently being used to launder the proceeds of financial crime or association with corrupt business practices.
The database is managed by a team of over 350 highly trained analysts, speaking more than 65 languages, who monitor more than 600 sanctions, regulatory and law enforcement lists and thousands of media sources, as well as company information and regulatory filings, to ensure World-Check’s data is accurate and up-to-date.
The information in World-Check is made available on a subscription basis only to those who require it to carry out due diligence or other screening activities in accordance with their legal or regulatory obligations or risk management procedures designed to combat financial crime. For more information about Thomson Reuters World-Check, visit https://risk.thomsonreuters.com/worldcheck
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates
The exchange is headquartered in the European Union, while clients wanting to trade a crypto/fiat pair will undergo the standard KYC/AML procedure. Singularity-X is now using trusted Thomson Reuters World-Check Risk Intelligence to help them meet their due diligence obligations, including requirements under KYC and AML legislation.
Initial information and details regarding the exchange were presented in March at the Money Asia 2020 conference in Singapore. The exchange has already signed contracts with several liquidity providers, and cooperation has been confirmed by miners from all over the world. Singularity-X will continue to expand its liquidity channels - enabling clients to access the very best prices in the market and for their orders to be processed swiftly.
Peter Vrábel, CEO of Singularity-X
Singularity-X guarantees a professional approach and support that responds to and resolves client issues within hours. “We take a pro-client approach. That’s why we offer high-quality service and support that listens to our clients and helps,” says Singularity-X’s CEO Peter Vrábel.
Over time the exchange will add more tradeable currencies. Multiple projects and cryptocurrencies have requested listings. “We will only sell individual currencies when we can offer our clients sufficient asset liquidity,” adds Mr Vrábel about the development strategy.
The company will make room for new currencies - even those that cannot be traded live yet - and offer innovation, simplification, or extension to the world of digital assets. One is the First Crypto ETF token. With this token, customers will be able to simultaneously participate in 10 digital assets.
About Singularity-X
The Next Generation Digital Asset Exchange. Founded in 2018, based in European Union. Singularity-X offers individuals and institutions the ability to trade digital assets such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and DASH. www.singularity-x.com
About World-Check
World-Check is a risk intelligence database which helps organisations across the world meet their regulatory obligations, make informed decisions and help prevent them from inadvertently being used to launder the proceeds of financial crime or association with corrupt business practices.
The database is managed by a team of over 350 highly trained analysts, speaking more than 65 languages, who monitor more than 600 sanctions, regulatory and law enforcement lists and thousands of media sources, as well as company information and regulatory filings, to ensure World-Check’s data is accurate and up-to-date.
The information in World-Check is made available on a subscription basis only to those who require it to carry out due diligence or other screening activities in accordance with their legal or regulatory obligations or risk management procedures designed to combat financial crime. For more information about Thomson Reuters World-Check, visit https://risk.thomsonreuters.com/worldcheck
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates
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