Dukascopy is a decentralized foreign exchange bank that is the first in the world to be fully compliant with its jurisdiction’s regulatory authority. Based in Switzerland, the bank operates in full in accordance with the rules and regulations set forth by the Swiss financial market regulatory authority, FINMA.
Dukascopy offers its users a new avenue for storing, trading and increasing their wealth. Now, through its native Dukascoin (DUK+), the Swiss bank gives its users multiple ways to earn rewards in different forms, both for new and existing users:
The first crypto bank ever to be in full compliance with regulatory authorities, the Dukascopy satisfies all the laws and regulations of Swiss FINMA. Based on the Ethereum decentralized network, the bank was launched in 2018, with the DUK+ cryptocurrency issued in February this year.
A unique combination of a cryptocurrency and fiat-based compliance, the bank offers its users digital and traditional money storage. The latest reward earning program follows the same principle, with users getting DUK+ and euro as rewards. The reward program is available globally to everyone and users can take part in this by signing up for a Mobile Current Account.
The bank provides internet-based financial services, such as foreign exchange, bullion, and binaries to users from all over the world. The bank is Swiss-based with offices in Dubai, Kiev, Hong Kong, Riga, Moscow and Kuala Lumpur.
For more information on the Swiss foreign exchange bank, visit their website.
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