Coinbase refutes rumors that it sold client information to the U.S. government

Depricated as of Oct 2022

Some CRYPKYP functionalities are depricated as of October 2022 and will no longer be populated until further development and future version.
Although all here is visible and interactable you can not Contribute to those articles.
Try looking at other information on the Platform and Contributing there!

Have a great day,
CRYPKYP Team

Coinbase refutes rumors that it sold client information to the U.S. government

Coinbase refutes rumors that it sold client information to the U.S. government
1656683088 01 Jul / 13:44

Coinbase has refuted rumors that it sells user information to United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), an entity under the Department of Homeland Security.

On Thursday, it was reported online that Coinbase has been giving ICE geolocation data. Due to this, Twitter users such as Solobase Mac expressed surprise and stated, "We didn't sign up for that."

Coinbase confirmed on Twitter that the company "does not sell proprietary customer data." The exchange emphasized that providing platform users with a safe and secure environment is its top priority.

In addition, the cryptocurrency company has highlighted that its Coinbase Tracer tools are designed to adhere to federal regulations. This is used to investigate financial crimes such as terrorism funding and money laundering, according to Coinbase. According to the exchange, the data they offer to the government comes only from public sources and not from Coinbase customer information.

Coinbase signed a contract with the ICE to create software for the government agency in September 2021. In trade for $1.36 million, the deal requires the exchange to offer “application development software as a service” to the ICE.

Coinbase is trying to grow its operations in Europe despite the challenges imposed by the current crypto cold. The exchange has begun employing employees in Switzerland and is authorized to conduct business in nations such as Germany, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.

Moody’s reduced Coinbase’s Corporate Family Rating (CFR) last week, representing the firm’s assessment of Coinbase’s capacity to meet its financial commitments. Additionally, the rating agency lowered the guaranteed senior unsecured notes of the exchanges, which are debt not secured by collateral assets.

Last News and Media
CRYPKYP contain links to third-party websites, resources, and advertisers. CRYPKYP does not control, sponsor, recommend or otherwise accept responsibility for any third-party content because we are not responsible for the availability of these outside resources or their contents or privacy practices. It will help if you direct any concerns regarding any third-party content to such a third party. We don't accept responsibility for the content of external websites linked to through the Site or the Services. Third-party content is accessed at the user's own risk. CRYPKYP distributes content from third-party publishers as indicated on the site from time to time mainly in Airdrops, News / Media, Whale Alerts, and Rumors. In these circumstances, CRYPKYP only provides limited stylistic input to the content. CRYPKYP does not verify and takes no responsibility for the accuracy of the content provided by any such third-party publishers.
crypkyp.com