Walmart's fintech company OnePay to launch cryptocurrency services
Foresight News reported, according to CNBC, that OnePay, the fintech company controlled by Walmart, plans to launch cryptocurrency trading and custody services in its mobile app later this year. Users will be able to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the service will be provided in partnership with the startup Zerohash. OnePay currently offers financial services such as credit cards and high-yield savings accounts, and ranks fifth among finance apps in the Apple App Store. As an important part of the Walmart ecosystem, the company can reach 150 million U.S. consumers weekly. The launch of cryptocurrency services will further enhance its "super app" strategic layout.
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