TradFi & Fintech

The bank plans to offer Bitcoin, Ether and USDT through its existing apps, while Russian rules impose testing and purchase limits on non-qualified investors.

The company said customer money and data were safe, while sign-in and ATM withdrawals were also affected.

The regulator granted an exemption from diversification rules while requiring custody safeguards and clear warnings about volatility and losses.

The proposed bank would not take deposits or make commercial loans; Ramp says it would build products alongside its banking partners.

The gaming-media company plans to become Superplanet, a Nasdaq-listed US Bitcoin treasury platform, with closing expected in Q4 2026.

The USDPT-backed Visa card is getting a Money20/20 promotion offering up to $40 in purchase-only credits, subject to in-person signup and approval.

Coinbase will supply stablecoin infrastructure while Thunes adds local payout connections; the partners have not specified launch timing or markets.

Merchants would receive fiat through Visa payments, while Mesh handles conversion. Initial availability and participating platforms have yet to be announced.

Deka lists five participating savings banks, with more than 230 expressing interest. Trades cost €0.99 plus a spread, and withdrawals are limited to approved custodians.

The company reports $223.8 million in cash and has dropped the offer’s SOL-price condition, while retaining a $3 share price challenged by Bastion Trading.