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Philippines Central Bank Regulated Top Exchange To List Shiba Inu

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Philippines-based Southeast Asian Fintech Company, Coins.ph to List Shiba Inu (SHIB) “Very Soon.”



On July 11th (Monday), Coins.ph, a Southeast Asian Fintech Company located in the Philippines, confirmed the listing of Shiba Inu (SHIB) by posting the tweet containing a Doge meme with the caption, “Be a good SHIB and DYOR”

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The company was scheduled to list Shiba Inu on July 13th (Wednesday). However, the listing of SHIB has been postponed due to some technical issues.

Coins.ph informed Shiba Inu Community that the listing has been delayed as the company has to “ensure a smooth and seamless SHIB trading experience” for its customers. For this, the team is currently busy in “fixing potential bugs and issues” in their “SHIB rockets”. The company makes an apology to Shiba Inu Community for this delay and has promised to add support for SHIB, “very soon”.

In addition, the Fintech Company also promised to launch their first-ever meme contest giveaway along with the listing to appreciate the Shiba Inu Community for their great support of the listing.

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Coin.ph, a Southeast Asian Fintech Company based in the Philippines, is regulated by the Central bank, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and aims to reach a significant mainstream consumer adoption by providing its 10 million customers seamless access to financial services directly from their phone, even if one doesn’t have a bank account.

According to the Coin.ph:

“Coins.ph is regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and is the first ever blockchain-based company in Asia to hold both Virtual Currency and Electronic Money Issuer licenses from a central bank.”

The leading Fintech Company has developed a mobile app that gives its customers direct access to banking and digital payment services, including local and international remittances, mobile air-time, bill payments, game credits, and online shopping.

Since Coin.ph is documented as the first-ever blockchain-based company in Asia to hold both Virtual Currency and Electronic Money Issuer licenses from a central bank, the Fintech Company manages to build one of the leading cash distribution networks in the Philippines while operating through over 33,000 partner locations domestically and over 500,000 locations worldwide.

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