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Pavel Matveev, ko-fondatè a Wirex, te di nan liberasyon an ke li te pou yon efò “amelyore epi amelyore sèvis e-lajan li yo nan tout nan [Ewopeyen an Zòn Ekonomik].””Èske w gen pwòp nou direktè lekòl lisans, olye pou yo ki deja egziste lisans ajans FCA nou an, vle di ogmante efikasite ak depans pi ba yo.” plis espesyalman, dapre Kelly Kòn, yon reprezantan medya pou Wirex, lisans lan ap ba Wirex kapasite yo ofri pi vit ak sèvis plis reponn ak pi ba pousantaj nan kliyan li yo. Matveev te ajoute ke konpayi an te tou yo te chèche lisans nan lòt mache, ki gen ladan nan Singapore ak Japon, kòm li kontinye ap travay yo elaji biznis entènasyonal li yo.
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Pavel Matveev, the co-founder of Wirex, said in the release that it was for an effort to “improve and refine its e-money services throughout the [European Economic Area].””Having our own principal license, instead of our existing FCA agency licence, means increased efficiency and lower costs.” More specifically, according to Kelly Horn, a media representative for Wirex, the license will give Wirex ability to offer faster and more responsive service with lower rates to its customers. Matveev added that the company has also been seeking licenses in other markets, including in Singapore and Japan, as it continues working to expand its international business.