Cryptocurrency
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What are Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies are digital assets that are created and stored using blockchain technology. Unlike traditional currencies, such as the dollar or the euro, cryptocurrencies are not controlled by a central bank or government authority. Instead, transactions are verified and recorded in a decentralized network, making them more secure and transparent.
Why they are important
More and more companies around the world are using Bitcoin and other digital assets for operational, transactional and/or investment purposes. They have the potential to transform the financial world as we know it, as well as challenge the very existence of traditional financial infrastructures. But as with any frontier, there are strong incentives, but also unknown dangers.
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Adopting "new generation" payment methods
How can we help
Taxes
The acquisition, holding and transmission of cryptocurrencies by professionals and individuals involves tax obligations in Spain. We study and analyze your case in order to advise you on the obligations to which you are subject and how to act.
Payment method
Cryptocurrencies represent a unique opportunity for businesses to accept payments efficiently and economically. We implement cryptocurrency payment gateways so that our customers can accept online payments quickly, easily and securely.
Investment
Investing in cryptocurrencies can be a good option to diversify your investment portfolio. We know that the cryptocurrency market can be complicated and volatile, so we offer a complete service that includes personalized advice, market analysis and risk management.
News of interest about Cryptocurrencies
investing.com
German bank DZ allies with Metaco, seeks to provide crypto services
DZ Bank, Germany’s second largest bank, has partnered with Metaco to provide a digital asset custody service to its institutional clients.
Cointelegraph
According to Accenture, Spanish banks would lose 375 million euros if they delay working with the fintech sector.
According to the firm, Spanish banks risk missing out on up to 375 million euros over the next three years if they fail to adopt “new generation” payment methods.
Cointelegraph
More than 100 establishments in Madrid now accept payment with cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly popular and many establishments in Madrid accept them as a form of payment.
