US EditionJPMorgan to enable crypto purchases via credit cards in Coinbase tie-up
- On July 30, 2025, JPMorgan Chase and Coinbase announced a partnership to roll out crypto access features for Chase customers.
- This partnership responds to growing consumer interest and regulatory clarity, enabling credit card funding this fall and expanded integration in 2026.
- Starting this fall, Chase customers can fund Coinbase accounts with credit cards, and in 2026, they can link bank accounts and convert rewards points to USDC.
- Starting in 2026, Chase Ultimate Rewards points will be redeemable for USDC at an equal value, serving more than 80 million customers via JPMorgan's secure API, with direct transfers from banks to crypto wallets set to debut next year.
- The partnership aims to simplify crypto access, reduce transaction friction, and empower customers to manage finances with greater security and control.
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JPMorgan to enable crypto purchases via credit cards in Coinbase tie-up
U.S. banking giant JPMorgan on Wednesday partnered with Coinbase to allow customers to fund their wallets using its Chase credit cards and buy cryptocurrency on the exchange starting in fall 2025.Once viewed warily by traditional financial institutions, the digital assets industry has gained enough traction a
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