Constanta Finance
Regulated crypto trading, OTC liquidity and payment services for individuals and businesses across the EU
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Constanta Finance
Constanta Finance provides crypto trading, OTC purchases and sales, crypto-to-fiat conversion, payment processing, payouts, and wealth-management services. It offers liquidity and settlement services to businesses and personalized execution to individual investors.
The company is registered in Prague and was founded in 2021. It describes its services as authorized and regulated by the Czech National Bank, with cross-border EU authorization.
Product: A regulated crypto platform and OTC desk offering trading, liquidity, crypto-fiat conversion, payment processing, payouts, and wealth management.
Jobs at Constanta Finance
Leadership
- Marios Kyriakou · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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