Key Highlights
- OnePay added 10 new crypto assets, including XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin.
- The platform now supports 12 tokens, up from just Bitcoin and Ethereum at launch.
- Crypto trading remains integrated into OnePay’s main consumer finance app.
Fintech company OnePay has expanded its crypto offering by adding 10 new digital assets to its app, widening the selection available to users beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
According to the official announcement, the newly added tokens include XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, Chainlink, PAX Gold, Shiba Inu, Polkadot, and Uniswap. With the update, OnePay Crypto now supports 12 assets in total.
Moving beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum
At launch, OnePay’s crypto platform was limited to Bitcoin and Ether. The latest expansion marks a shift toward a broader asset menu, giving users access to a mix of large-cap tokens, payment-focused coins, memecoins, DeFi-related assets, and tokenized gold exposure through PAX Gold.
The wider listing suggests OnePay is positioning its crypto product as more than a limited entry point for first-time users.
Crypto trading remains embedded in the main app
According to the company, customers can buy, sell, and hold the newly added assets directly within the same app they already use for spending and savings.
This approach keeps crypto activity inside OnePay’s main financial product instead of pushing users to a separate trading platform, reflecting how fintech apps are increasingly folding digital assets into broader personal finance services.
Ron Rojany, GM at OnePay, commented on the development, stating, “Expanding our cryptocurrency selection is one step toward building a comprehensive, accessible digital asset platform inside OnePay, one that supports diversified investment strategies and gives customers greater flexibility.”
More assets may follow
The company said it plans to continue broadening its crypto offerings in the coming weeks and months.
This indicates the current expansion may be part of a wider rollout rather than a one-time listing update, as consumer fintech platforms compete to offer a larger range of crypto products without building a standalone exchange experience.
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