A cryptocurrency in an increasing number of countries is reaching a new level. To open an ICO in the Philippines, where money is a king and bitcoin is a queen, will be an interesting solution, since now it is planned to introduce regulations for registering ICO companies in the Philippines.
Few decades ago, a novelty for everyone was a way to exchange electronic messages. Most people didn't even have computers, and now writing by regular mail is a rarity. And an email is a digital representation of a physical letter, since bitcoin is digital money. And while many people are already earning bitcoins, the rest fear them.
According to Ben Ewardon, a representative of Eastern Samar in the Philippines: “Cryptocurrencies are a low-cost form of a money transfer, but an extremely risky investment, as there is no regulatory protection for consumers.”
YB Case team follows the latest news updates in the Philippines, bitcoins and other electronic currencies not accepted by banks and not being material assets, but this situation is changing rapidly.
Of course, as exchange indicators demonstrate, Bitcoin is the best investment of the last year! And now, Philippine authorities are considering ways to use bitcoin in the country. Emilio Aquino, who chairs the Philippines Securities Committee, plans to consider cryptocurrencies as securities in the Philippines.
The Philippines has already allowed 6 companies to accept transfers to the Philippines in cryptocurrencies and consider this type to transfer funds even faster and more economically, than using a bank or money transfer systems, such as PayPal.
The Governor of the Philippines, Nestor Espenilla, also announced his intention to introduce rules for the ICO. He noted, that cryptocurrencies had proved to be a good source of financing and a radically new and effective way of attracting capital.
At the moment, registering a company in the Philippines for ICO is possible without obtaining a license, but authorities are very concerned about this fact. According to YB Case experts, the procedure of obtaining a license for ICO in the Philippines will be the same as for obtaining a license for working with securities in the Philippines.
Previously, there was the information, that a license for the exchange of cryptocurrencies in the Philippines was provided by the central bank to two local bitcoin exchangers. Currently, the central bank is considering 12 applications for registering a bitcoin exchange.
With qualified assistance YB Case specialists, you can register a company for ICO in the Philippines, open a cryptocurrency exchange in the Philippines and obtain a license for its activity.
