Commercial Bank International PJSC (CBI) and Fuze, a digital asset infrastructure provider, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore and develop digital asset solutions within the UAE’s comprehensive regulatory frameworks.

According to a statement shared on Zawya, this partnership signals a pivotal step in addressing the rising demand for regulated cryptocurrency services in the region.

This collaboration is driven by the growing demand for safe and regulated digital assets platforms in the UAE. The partnership aims to promote new use cases for digital assets, focusing on investments and payments.

Giovanni Everduin, the Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer of Commercial Bank International, mentioned: “Pooling the knowledge, expertise, and resources of CBI and Fuze will help us explore a range of innovative new digital assets use cases for business and personal finance.”

“This agreement will bring our customers closer to the many opportunities of digital assets within a safe and regulated environment, in line with the UAE’s world-class virtual assets regulations.”

UAE’s Crypto Landscape

The collaboration between CBI and Fuze aims to bolster the UAE’s expanding digital assets ecosystem. By leveraging technologies and regulatory frameworks, both entities aim to facilitate financial inclusivity and advance the digital transformation of the country’s financial sector.

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