The launch is well-timed—crypto regulation is gaining momentum, which could alleviate a major adoption concern.

Companies in several markets are offering crypto products that act like bank accounts, and regulators have taken notice.

Co-brand card issuers and brand partners have an opportunity to reimagine their offerings in the pandemic’s wake. Leaning on newfound digitization and shifting spending habits can help providers tailor their offerings in ways that widen their net, grow volume, and appeal to the maximum number of customers.

Blockchains make it far more challenging for beneficiaries to retrieve cryptos after the owner’s death than it is to access traditional assets. Here’s how the industry will respond.

Crypto exchange Bullish will go public via the SPAC merger by year’s end even though it’s yet to launch, leaving it little to go on to entice investors beyond its high-profile backers.

The UK regulator banned the crypto exchange from carrying out regulated activities, a warning to other crypto firms to tighten up compliance or risk missing out on surging consumer interest.

Compliance will be key to promoting user trust, and fintechs should expect more regulatory scrutiny in the near future as the FCA aims to make the crypto sector safer for consumers.