Binance has recently announced it will open two new offices in Brazil to provide a workspace for local employees.
Binance, one of the biggest crypto exchanges by volume traded, has announced its expansion plans for Brazil. The exchange will open two new offices in the country to host 150 employees, who will be able to choose if they want to work in-office or remotely. The company also hinted at the launch of a debit card in the future.Latam countries like Brazil are becoming more and more important for cryptocurrency exchanges all over the world, due to the boom that crypto is experiencing in the region.
of Sim;paul Investimentos in March to become a regulated payment institution in Brazil, an operation that is still under analysis by the central bank.
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