Walmart’s fintech venture, OnePay, is set to introduce Bitcoin and Ethereum trading and custody features to its mobile app later this year. This means users will soon be able to buy, sell, hold, and store both cryptocurrencies directly through the app. The setup is being powered by Zerohash, a crypto infrastructure provider, which will handle the back-end services. Blending Crypto with Everyday Spending What makes this launch unique is how OnePay plans to integrate cryptocurrency with everyday purchases. ...

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Public Keys is a weekly roundup from Decrypt that tracks the key publicly traded crypto companies. In this week's roundup, we've got the latest on CME, Walmart's crypto play (for real this time), and Robinhood flying high: All-time highs for HOOD Stock and crypto trading app Robinhood saw a new all-time high this week on reports that it’ll extend its prediction market offerings outside of the United States. Reports surfaced this week that the company has been speaking with the U.K.’s Financial Conduct a ...

Speaking of crypto, sources telling CNBC that OnePay, the fintech firm majority owned by Walmart, is joining the crowded ring of crypto custody and trading. Our Hu son is here with some of that reporting. Morning, Hugh.That's right, Carl. So, One Pay, created by Walmart and Ribbit Capital in 2021, will soon be adding crypto to its mobile banking app. Sources tell me one pay will be adding access to Bitcoin and Ether in coming weeks with the help of a startup called Zero Hash.According to these sources, the ...

Core Insights - Klarna has partnered with Walmart Canada to offer its flexible payment solutions, making Walmart Canada the largest retailer in the country to host Klarna's services [2][3] - The partnership allows Walmart Canada customers to utilize Klarna's buy now, pay later (BNPL) option both online and in-store, with the ability to split purchases over $50 Canadian into four installments [3][4] - Klarna has secured significant funding, including a $26 billion agreement with Nelnet and a €1.4 billion ($1.6 billion) warehouse financing facility with Santander, enhancing its financial capacity [5] Company Developments - Walmart Canada aims to enhance customer experience by introducing BNPL options powered by Klarna, serving approximately 1.5 million customers daily [2][3] - Klarna has become Walmart's exclusive provider of installment loans, allowing for the integration of installment loans into Walmart's consumer finance platform, OnePay [4] Industry Trends - Research indicates that 43% of consumers would cancel a payment or purchase if BNPL options were unavailable, while 42.4% would opt for cheaper alternatives, highlighting the importance of BNPL in consumer spending [6] - Klarna holds the largest market share in the American BNPL space at 26.2%, followed by Afterpay at 21.9% and Affirm at 19.3%, indicating a competitive landscape [7]