Walmart-Backed OnePay to Launch Crypto Trading and Custody in 2025

Published at 2025-10-05 12:04:30
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Walmart-backed fintech company OnePay is set to expand its digital finance ecosystem by integrating cryptocurrency trading and custody services into its mobile banking app. Slated for launch later in 2025, this innovative feature will allow users to hold Bitcoin and Ether directly within the app. OnePay will collaborate with the startup Zerohash to securely manage crypto holdings and transactions.

This development marks a significant step toward mainstream crypto adoption, enabling users not only to trade cryptocurrencies but also to convert crypto into cash for everyday purchases or to pay off card balances conveniently. OnePay aims to position itself as a 'super app' for digital finance by bundling a wide array of services, including banking, credit and debit cards, high-yield savings accounts, and buy-now-pay-later loans.

Currently ranking No. 5 among free finance apps on Apple’s App Store, OnePay is riding the wave of growing interest in crypto investments and technology, backed by major firms like Morgan Stanley and Interactive Brokers. This integration will likely enhance user experience by uniting traditional financial tools with emerging digital assets.

For those interested in crypto but seeking flexible payment options, platforms like Bitlet.app offer unique services such as Crypto Installment plans. Bitlet.app allows users to buy cryptocurrencies now and pay monthly, making crypto investments more accessible without large upfront costs. As the crypto market continues to mature, tools like OnePay and Bitlet.app are paving the way for broader adoption and usability.

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