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Walmart's OnePay Plans Crypto Trading, Echoing China’s WeChat Model - FinanceFeeds
OnePay to Roll Out Crypto Services OnePay, the banking app majority-owned by Walmart, is preparing to launch cryptocurrency trading and custody for its users later this year, according to a CNBC report citing unnamed sources. The app will initially support Bitcoin and Ether, the two largest digital assets by market value. OnePay, pitched as a U.S. version of China’s WeChat, already offers high-yield savings accounts, debit and credit cards, loan…
Walmart App to Support Bitcoin and Ethereum, Thanks to New Deal
The retail giant’s mobile app will soon allow users to buy, store, and spend digital assets, with Bitcoin and Ethereum set to be the first tokens available. According to reports, the rollout will begin in the second half of the year through a partnership with Zerohash, a startup specializing in stablecoin and crypto infrastructure. By embedding trading and custody inside the OnePay app, customers won’t need external exchanges or wallets – they’l…
Walmart-owned financial platform OnePay will add cryptocurrency trading and storage services to its mobile banking app this year. Walmart, the largest US retail chain, is taking a step into the cryptocurrency space… Walmart, the largest US grocery store, is launching a cryptocurrency...
Walmart-Backed Fintech Onepay to Launch Crypto Trading and Custody Services
Onepay, majority-owned by Walmart, plans to launch cryptocurrency trading and custody within its app later this year. Integrating Crypto Into the Retail Ecosystem The fintech firm Onepay, which is majority-owned by Walmart, is reportedly set to expand its services by introducing cryptocurrency trading and custody on its mobile application. The move, expected to roll out […]
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