Banxa doubles down on US expansion to simplify crypto and NFT purchases

After launching in the US in 2020 on an experimental basis, Banxa found the US to be a big market for its offering.
The firm is expanding its debit and credit card-based payment options for purchasing crypto, adding ACH and wire transfers.

Subboh Jaffery | September 29, 2022

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