Users of the Uniswap mobile app can now buy crypto with a debit card, via bank transfer, or directly from their Robinhood balance using Robinhood Connect (available only for users in the United States).
To mark this launch, Robinhood is reportedly “giving $10 of USDC to people who buy at least $10 of crypto using Robinhood Connect in the Uniswap mobile app.”
The campaign only applies “for first time Robinhood Connect customers.”
The Uniswap mobile app is said to be “one of the fastest growing self-custody wallets, built by the most trusted team in DeFi.”
The wallet reportedly provides users “with a safe and secure way to swap and store crypto.”
Robinhood Connect is the latest addition “to the Uniswap mobile app’s selection of fiat onramp providers – a list which already includes Coinbase Pay, Moonpay, and others.”
As explained in a blog post, here’s how to buy crypto on the Uniswap mobile app with Robinhood Connect:
To purchase crypto with Robinhood Connect on the Uniswap mobile app, follow these steps:
- Select the buy icon on the app.
- Choose the crypto you want to purchase.
- Enter the amount you want to buy.
- Select “Continue” to proceed.
As noted in the update, users be presented “with options for which provider you’d like to use to complete your purchase. Note: available providers may vary by region. Robinhood Connect is available only in the United States.”
Select the provider you’d like to use (in this case, Robinhood Connect).
Users who purchase $10 of crypto using Robinhood Connect in the Uniswap mobile app “will receive $10 of USDC in their Robinhood account.”
Users can purchase crypto with Robinhood Connect today in the Uniswap mobile app today – available on iOS and Android.
As reported recently, over 3M addresses have swapped on multiple chains with Uniswap, the team at Uniswap Labs reveals.
As covered, the Uniswap Protocol claims to be the largest decentralized trading and automated market-making protocol on Ethereum (ETH).
The Uniswap Labs team says they have been a major contributor to the Uniswap Protocol and now focus on “building a suite of products to support the Uniswap ecosystem.”
Their team claims to be one of the most impactful in crypto.
They are based in SoHo, New York City, and offer “the option to be partially or fully remote depending on the position.”
Recently, it was reported that Uniswap went live on Blast.
Blast is an L2 that provides native yield for ETH and the USDB stablecoin.
Like other L2s, Blast provides swappers and LPs “with lower gas costs and faster swaps (compared to Ethereum mainnet).”
Blast support will soon be live “on the Uniswap mobile app for swapping on-the-go.”
