Cryptocurrency compliance company Elliptic raises $23 million in a funding round led by SBI Holdings, among other companies.
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Elliptic is a British technology company fighting against criminality in the crypto industry by tracking suspicious transactions. Elliptic was founded by James Smith, Tom Robinson and Adam Joyse in the United Kingdom in 2013. Currently, the main offices of Elliptic are headquartered in London, San Francisco and Washington D.C. According to the official website of Elliptic Tracker, they are the first company to provide cryptocurrency risk intelligence. In 2015, Elliptic presented the launch of the first ever cryptocurrency risk intelligence tool. In 2016, Elliptic expanded into the United States and, the same year, launched an investigation service. Since 2017, the company has been working with various financial establishments.
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by Juan S. Galt
Elliptic, a Bitcoin analytics and security firm based out of London, announced 'The Bitcoin Big Bang' on Thursday.
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by Diana Ngo
Elliptic, an enterprise services company focusing on digital currency, has announced a new partnership with Bitcoin API developer Gem.
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by Cecile Baird
Former Bitcoin Foundation Membership Director, Kevin Beardsley, will join Elliptic where he will be in charge of growth with investment funds and trading firms ...
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by Diana Ngo
Elliptic, a UK-based digital currency services company, announces it had received ISAE 3402 accreditation from "Big Four" Dutch firm, KPMG.
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by Tom Robinson
EBAs' report actually makes many concrete short-term recommendations that will help digital currency businesses continue to innovate and flourish.
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