Walmart's OnePay Adds More Than 10 New Cryptocurrencies

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OnePay, owned by Walmart, announced new token listings including SUI, Polygon, and Arbitrum, adding over 10 cryptocurrencies to its platform. Launched in January 2026 with Bitcoin and Ethereum, the service prioritizes user demand and regulatory compliance. OnePay also offers savings, credit card, and loan services, with its digital wallet enabling both online and in-store payments at Walmart. This expansion aligns with industry trends toward increasing crypto utility.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that OnePay, owned by Walmart, has recently added multiple tokens to its crypto services, including SUI, Polygon, and Arbitrum. Previously, it had launched assets such as Solana, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, and PAX Gold, bringing the total number of added tokens to over ten.

OnePay launched its cryptocurrency trading services in January this year, initially supporting only Bitcoin and Ethereum. Its leadership stated that when expanding asset offerings, the platform prioritizes user demand, liquidity, and regulatory conditions, emphasizing long-term utility over chasing trends. OnePay also provides financial services such as savings, credit cards, and loans, and its digital wallet can be used for both online and in-store payments at Walmart. (Cointelegraph)

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