Crypto.com Plans Major Expansion in 2025 with Stablecoin and ETFs
07.11.2024 9:00 2 min. read Alexander Zdravkov
Crypto.com has outlined ambitious plans for 2025, aiming to expand its crypto offerings and integrate traditional financial products.
The Singapore-based platform intends to introduce its own stablecoin, providing users with a stable digital asset to avoid market volatility, while also catering to emerging markets seeking access to US dollar equivalents. Additionally, Crypto.com plans to launch an exchange-traded fund (ETF) based on its Cronos token, capitalizing on the increasing interest in crypto-related exchange-traded products.
Beyond crypto, Crypto.com aims to enter the traditional finance space by offering stock and ETF trading services, as well as a variety of banking products, including international and business accounts. These services will launch in Q1 2025, with stock trading available in the US through Watchdog Capital LLC, and the banking services operating in compliance with local regulations.
The company also plans significant global expansion, with the goal of extending its exchange services in the US and offering custodial services in Canada, Singapore, and other regions. Its fiat on/off-ramp services will be extended to markets in the UAE, South Korea, and Hong Kong, while a Bitcoin rewards program will be introduced to its global user base.
As part of its comprehensive expansion, Crypto.com is set to enhance its payment offerings, with plans to extend its debit card services to Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa in Q4 2024. The platform also plans to introduce credit cards in the US and South Korea by mid-2025, followed by a Prime Card and a 10% travel rebate for users worldwide in the latter part of the year.
With these initiatives, Crypto.com aims to become a key player not just in the crypto space but also in traditional financial services, driving innovation and offering a broader range of products to a growing global customer base.
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