First Bitcoin Capital has seen its publicly-traded shares suspended by the SEC until 7 September 2017. The company is also being investigated for allegedly failing to register as a money transmitter under US law. First Bitcoin Capital presently operates a cryptocurrency exchange, as well as travel and retail businesses, and a line of Bitcoin ATMs under the BitCannPay label.
First Bitcoin Capital has seen its publicly-traded shares suspended by the SEC until 7 September 2017. The SEC has said it is concerned about the claimed value of assets held by the company and the quality of available information on its capital structure. First Bitcoin Capital presently operates a cryptocurrency exchange, as well as travel and retail businesses, and a line of Bitcoin ATMs under the BitCannPay label.