Crypto.com announced it has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Travel Wallet, a South Korean fintech company specializing in digital payments and currency exchange for global travelers.
As part of the partnership, Travel Wallet, which enables users to hold, exchange, and spend more than 40 different currencies via its mobile app and card, will become Crypto.com’s issuing partner in South Korea, launching a co-branded prepaid card that enables users to spend both fiat and crypto globally.
The companies will also collaborate on integrating Crypto.com’s crypto-as-a-service (CaaS) capabilities into Travel Wallet’s app, allowing users to trade digital assets within the platform.
In addition to this, Crypto.com will jointly promote Travel Wallet’s KRW-denominated stablecoin across both ecosystems to “support faster, lower-cost cross-border payments.”
The two firms will also explore a referral and rewards program “to enable mutual user growth across both platforms.”
As reported earlier, Crypto.com announced that the Crypto.com Exchange, the platform’s institutional-grade offering, has integrated with Talos, the premier provider of digital asset trading tech.
This integration will offer clients of the Crypto.com Exchange and Talos greater access to liquidity and execution tools for crypto trading.
Introduced back in 2019, the Crypto.com Exchange allows institutional and professional traders to “trade with confidence on a high-speed, reliable and secure platform.” The Crypto.com Exchange is a described as a comprehensive offering – including spot trading, margin trading, derivatives, OTC trading.
The Crypto.com Exchange was introduced in the U.S. in January 2025.
Talos is said to be trusted by the buy-side and sell-side institutions, including established hedge funds and global banks, as well as various crypto firms. By integrating Crypto.com Exchange into its institutional digital asset ecosystem, Talos further “expands its network of top-tier exchanges and liquidity providers that their clients can leverage to trade digital assets with confidence.”
This integration is available now for eligible institutional investors “in select jurisdictions.”
As reported earlier this month, Crypto.com announced a partnership with SOL Strategies Inc., a publicly traded Canadian company dedicated to investing in and providing infrastructure for the Solana blockchain ecosystem.
As part of this collab, SOL Strategies will now aim to diversify its custody operations by utilizing Crypto.com Custody for “a portion of its treasury operations.” In addition, SOL Strategies’ enterprise-grade validator services will be “made available to Crypto.com’s institutional custody clients.”
Crypto.com Custody, Crypto.com’s “institutional-grade” custody offering, will provide the custodial services. Crypto.com Custody offers “custody services to eligible institutions and high-net-worth clients via a comprehensive, end-to-end solution with safety and security at its core.”