Brothers in Arms: Cannabis & Cryptocurrency
Cannabis and cryptocurrency both came of age in the same decade. Can these sister industries work together to fuel each other’s legitimacy?
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Cannabis and cryptocurrency both came of age in the same decade. Can these sister industries work together to fuel each other’s legitimacy?
The National Association of Cannabis Businesses and the Emerging Markets Coalition are educating each other to drive toward full access to normalized financial services for the cannabis industry.
Understanding the implications of doing business with a cannabis- related business is both challenging and necessary. Let’s take a closer look at the evolving banking landscape and the challenges CRBs face.
A measure that was introduced into the United States Congress this month could help not only the United States’ cannabis banking woes but also those abroad, such as Jamaica.
The SAFE Banking Act will be reintroduced in the House of Representatives today, which would allow financial institutions to work with cannabis businesses.
The banking industry is changing. A new class of “challenger banks” are offering hybrid payments and account services — a boom for the cannabis market.
With a number of bills working in Congress, and one which has passed committee, it appears that federal law may change soon to tax and regulate cannabis.
Cannabis companies still face a frustrating and perilous road when it comes to banking. Will new laws and pending legislation provide solutions?
Cannabis companies need innovative banking solutions. The SAFE Banking Act of 2019 could mark the beginning of a cannabis financial-tech revolution.
Late Wednesday afternoon, the House of Representatives voted to pass the SAFE Banking Act, protecting banks that work with legal cannabis companies.
