Crypto exchange Bitpanda and trading platform CoinMENA have announced a strategic alliance aimed at bolstering the latter’s efficiency.
CoinMENA has operational licenses from the Central Bank of Bahrain and the Dubai Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA). The platform’s strategic partnership with Bitpanda also seeks to boost the Middle East & North Africa focused crypto entity’s suite of available digital assets products and services.
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In a comment, CoinMENA co-founders Dina Sam’an and Talal Tabbaa note:
“We are excited to partner with Bitpanda Technology Solutions, an industry leader that shares our commitment to providing top-tier crypto asset trading services. This collaboration will not only enhance trading efficiency but also fulfill one of the most requested features from our users, enabling us to add new crypto assets more rapidly to meet market demands.”
Sam’an also commented on the partnership via a post on X on Aug. 26.
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Bitpanda will act as a liquidity provider for CoinMENA, enhancing the exchange’s trading efficiency and user experience.
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“The MENA region is one of the most ambitious and innovative regions in the world when it comes to crypto assets,” Bitpanda global head Nadeem Ladki, noted. “Bitpanda Technology Solutions provides institutions in the region access to one of the broadest ranges of crypto assets available, in a fully modular way, all with a highly regulated and trusted partner,” Ladki added.
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