Crypto.com announced the acquisition of Charterprime Ltd., a global financial exchange and brokerage service that holds an Investment Dealer Licence and Global Business Licence issued by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius.
With this acquisition, the Crypto.com enterprise explained in a blog post that it will now be able to provide eligible users across various jurisdictions with “a broader offering of financial products, including securities, derivatives, options, futures, contracts for differences and more – building on capabilities to be launched following the previously announced acquisitions of Fintek Securities Pty Ltd. and SEC regulated broker-dealer Watchdog Capital, LLC.”
Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com said that this acquisition is the latest step on their roadmap to “bring traditional finance and crypto tools into one simple app with rewards.
He added that with their family of companies, users will soon “be offered banking services, crypto, stocks, and credit cards in one place – the Crypto.com App.”
Additional details on the launch of these services for qualified / eligible users will be shared in the weeks ahead.
This latest update follows a number of key milestones for Crypto.com including, the Crypto.com product roadmap for 2025 along with the introduction of Crypto.com’s “most significant benefits” and rewards experience via Level Up.
Founded in back in 2016, Crypto.com says that it is “trusted” by more than 100 million customers worldwide and is a key player focused on regulatory compliance, security as well as privacy.
Their vision is simple: Cryptocurrency in Every Wallet.
Crypto.com explained that it is committed to accelerating the adoption of crypto via innovation and empowering the next generation of builders, creators, as well as entrepreneurs to develop “a fairer and more equitable digital ecosystem.”
As covered last month, 21.co, the parent company of 21Shares – one of the issuers of crypto exchange traded products (ETPs), and Crypto.com, announced that they have recently entered into a strategic partnership.
