Specialized banking services designed for businesses and individuals operating in the crypto sector. Providers like Anchorage Digital, OneSafe, and Mt Pelerin help crypto-native companies manage fiat and digital assets with fewer compliance headaches than traditional banks. These services bridge the gap between legacy finance and the blockchain economy.
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Anchorage Digital
As a nationally chartered digital asset bank, Anchorage offers banking services including custody, trading, lending, and staking for institutional crypto clients.
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OneSafe
OneSafe is a neo-banking platform built for Web3 companies, startups, and DAOs, offering unified treasury management, fiat on/off-ramps, and crypto-native financial services.
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EZO
EZO is a Canadian fintech building an all-in-one SuperWallet combining crypto and fiat payments, currency exchange, and investing in a unified banking experience.
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Mt Pelerin
Mt Pelerin is a FINMA-licensed Swiss fintech providing regulated crypto banking services including on-ramp, off-ramp, and tokenization of real-world assets.
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