According to BeInCrypto, payment company Banxa launched Banxa Native on August 20, providing embedded fiat on- and off-ramp infrastructure for wallets, exchanges, and fintech platforms. Partners can enable users to buy or sell crypto assets directly within their own interfaces, while Banxa handles quoting, compliance verification, and settlement in the background—reducing the need for redirects to third-party pages and duplicate KYC processes. For example, users can purchase USDC directly within a wallet using Apple Pay, Google Pay, or a bank card. Users who have already completed identity verification can have their KYC data shared by the partner platform with Banxa, streamlining future transactions. Felix Fan, CEO of Trust Wallet, stated that this partnership helps integrate compliant fiat-to-crypto pathways directly into the user journey.
Banxa Launches Native Infrastructure to Embed Stablecoin Trading in Partner Apps
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Banxa launched Banxa Native on August 20, providing embedded fiat on-ramp infrastructure for wallets, exchanges, and fintech platforms. The solution enables partners to allow users to buy or sell crypto assets directly within their apps, with Banxa handling quotes, crypto compliance, and settlement. Users can now purchase USDC via Apple Pay, Google Pay, or bank cards in their wallets. Trust Wallet CEO Felix Fan said the partnership supports on-chain adoption by integrating compliant fiat-to-crypto pathways into user flows.
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