A Helio Lending kriptográfiai céget letartóztatásra ítélték a hamis licenckövetelések miatt

A Helio Lending kriptográfiai céget letartóztatásra ítélték a hamis licenckövetelések miatt

Crypto firm Helio Lending gets bond sentence over false license claims PlatoBlockchain Data Intelligence. Vertical Search. Ai.

Az ausztráliai székhelyű kriptohitelezőt, a Helio Lendinget egy évre elítélték, jó magatartási kötvényre ítélték, mert hamisan azt állította, hogy helyi hitelengedéllyel rendelkezik.

On Aug. 17, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) mondott Helio was sentenced to the good-behavior bond for a year, having to pay $9,600 (15,000 Australian dollars) if broken.

Good behavior bonds are often granted for less serious offenses. A non-conviction good behavior bond will mean Helios will only be convicted if it breaks its bond, and will have to pay the $9,600.

ASIC said Helio falsely stated it had an Australian credit license in an August 2019 news article that appeared on its website.

Helio pleaded guilty which ASIC said was accounted for in the sentencing decision and a charge relating to a false representation of holding a license on Helio’s website was withdrawn.

Helio offered kriptovállalatok által nyújtott kölcsönök and is an Australian subsidiary of the United States-based crypto-focused public holding company Cyios Corporation which also owns the yet-to-launch nonfungible token (NFT) platform Randombly. 

ASIC töltött Helio in April 2022 over the matter. In a circulating investor frissítés from late 2018, Helio claimed it received the license by buying out Cash Flow Investments and its held license.

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Az ASIC legutóbbi győzelme más, a kriptoval kapcsolatos öltönyöket követi, amelyeket az elmúlt hetekben indítottak el.

Earlier in August the regulator sued the trading platform eToro alleging its screening tests before offering leveraged derivative contracts to retail investors were insufficient.

finder.com was also sued in December, with ASIC claiming the financial product comparison site’s crypto yield-bearing product was offered without the required license.

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