Banxa Virtually Opens The Market

Domenic Carosa Chairman, Banxa Holdings Inc. and Holger Arians, Chief Executive Officer, Banxa Holdings Inc. ("Banxa" or the "Company") ( TSXV: BNXA ), and their team joined Arne Gulstene Head, Company Services, TMX Group, to celebrate the Company's new listing on TSX Venture Exchange and open the market.


Banxa Holdings Inc. is a payments service provider (PSP) for the digital asset space. The company has a mission - to build the bridge between traditional financial systems, regulation, and the digital space. Our goal is to onboard the general public to digital currency by building fully compliant payment infrastructure that enables simple and secure conversion of fiat currency to digital currency. For more information visit: https://banxa.com/

For Market Openings: Media may pick up a feed from the TOC (television operations centre) for all market open ceremonies. The feed is named TSX Transmit 1 (SD-SDI) and is produced at the TMX Broadcast Centre and sent live to the TOC. To pick up the feed via the Dejero network, please contact avservices@tmx.com . The client feature video will begin playing on the TMX media wall at approximately 9:27 a.m. ET and the markets will open with the sound of a siren at 9:30 a.m. ET

Date: Monday, March 15, 2021
Time: 9:00am - 9:30am
Place:  Virtually Broadcast

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