Aave is licensed as an Electronic Money Bank by the UK Financial Regulations.

2020-8-25 00:04
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On August 24, The Block announced that UK firm Aave, a non-regulatory lender, had been licensed as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI), according to data released by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The authorization allows customers to receive services such as the exchange of cash and the provision of payment services.

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