Bitcoin is coming to hundreds of U.S. banks this year, says crypto custody firm NYDIG

CNBC2021-05-06

KEY POINTS For the first time, customers of some U.S. banks will soon be able to buy, hold and sell bitcoin through their existing accounts, according to crypto custody firm NYDIG. Banks are asking ...

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Topwong
2021-05-07
Topwong
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2021-05-06
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BTC!!!
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2021-05-06
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2021-05-06
Stanong
Looks like it is the coming of a new era
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2021-05-06
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Banks, on the other hand, have steered clear of bitcoin for retail customers, only recently announcing plans to allow rich wealth management clients to be able to wager on the cryptocurrency.\nBut banks are now asking for bitcoin because they can see their customers sending dollars to Coinbase, Kraken and other crypto exchanges, according toYan Zhao, president of NYDIG.\n“This is not just the banks thinking that their clients want bitcoin, they’re saying `We need to do this, because we see the data,’” Zhao said. “They’re seeing deposits going to the Coinbases and Galaxies and Krakens of the world.”\nPeer pressure\nAs hundreds of smaller banks sign on, giants likeJPMorgan ChaseandBank of Americacould face pressure to offer crypto to their retail banking customers, according to Rob Lee, head of digital banking at Fidelity National Information.\nIn March,Morgan Stanleywas first among banks to offer bitcoin funds to its clients, CNBCreportedlast month.Goldman Sachsquickly followed with anannouncementof its own, and JPMorgan isreportedlylooking at its own product in conjunction with NYDIG.\nBut in those cases, banks have relegated bitcoin to ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices with tens of millions of dollars.\n“Most people can’t invest in things that institutional investors get to invest in,” Zhao said. “With bitcoin available through your bank to be purchased with as little as $1, now you have an attractive asset that’s available to be owned by anyone in any amount. We think that’s huge for economic empowerment.”\nWhile Fidelity National Information, which is a vendor to banks with nearly 300 million checking accounts, will handle the link to lenders, NYDIG will take care of bitcoin custody and trade execution. Disclosures will make it clear that it is NYDIG, and not the banks, that handles the bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency won’t be FDIC-insured, according to Zhao.\nFidelity National Information, based in Jacksonville, Florida, caters to banks, providing access to services like chatbots or Apple Pay. It’s also a heavyweight in the payments industry, and two years agoboughtprocessor Worldpay for $35 billion in the sector’s biggest acquisition to date.\nBanks will determine how much to charge their customers for bitcoin trades and will retain most of that fee revenue, according to Sells. After rolling out the initial bitcoin product, NYDIG plans on other services, including debit card rewards paid in bitcoin, and a new type of bank account that is FDIC insured, but pays interest in bitcoin, he said.\nMore people would own bitcoin if they could do so through their existing banks, according to a survey commissioned by NYDIG. 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While the firm is in discussions with some of the biggest U.S. banks, many of the lenders that have agreed to participate are smaller institutions likeSuncrest, a California-based community bank with seven branches.\n“What we’re doing is making it simple for everyday Americans and corporations to be able to buy bitcoin through their existing bank relationships,” Sells said. “If I’m using my mobile application to do all of my banking, now I have the ability to buy, sell and hold bitcoin.”\nUntil now, bitcoin adopters have relied on apps from a new generation of fintech players like free trading brokerageRobinhood, payments giantsPayPalandSquare, or crypto-centric firms likeCoinbase. Banks, on the other hand, have steered clear of bitcoin for retail customers, only recently announcing plans to allow rich wealth management clients to be able to wager on the cryptocurrency.\nBut banks are now asking for bitcoin because they can see their customers sending dollars to Coinbase, Kraken and other crypto exchanges, according toYan Zhao, president of NYDIG.\n“This is not just the banks thinking that their clients want bitcoin, they’re saying `We need to do this, because we see the data,’” Zhao said. “They’re seeing deposits going to the Coinbases and Galaxies and Krakens of the world.”\nPeer pressure\nAs hundreds of smaller banks sign on, giants likeJPMorgan ChaseandBank of Americacould face pressure to offer crypto to their retail banking customers, according to Rob Lee, head of digital banking at Fidelity National Information.\nIn March,Morgan Stanleywas first among banks to offer bitcoin funds to its clients, CNBCreportedlast month.Goldman Sachsquickly followed with anannouncementof its own, and JPMorgan isreportedlylooking at its own product in conjunction with NYDIG.\nBut in those cases, banks have relegated bitcoin to ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices with tens of millions of dollars.\n“Most people can’t invest in things that institutional investors get to invest in,” Zhao said. “With bitcoin available through your bank to be purchased with as little as $1, now you have an attractive asset that’s available to be owned by anyone in any amount. We think that’s huge for economic empowerment.”\nWhile Fidelity National Information, which is a vendor to banks with nearly 300 million checking accounts, will handle the link to lenders, NYDIG will take care of bitcoin custody and trade execution. Disclosures will make it clear that it is NYDIG, and not the banks, that handles the bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency won’t be FDIC-insured, according to Zhao.\nFidelity National Information, based in Jacksonville, Florida, caters to banks, providing access to services like chatbots or Apple Pay. It’s also a heavyweight in the payments industry, and two years agoboughtprocessor Worldpay for $35 billion in the sector’s biggest acquisition to date.\nBanks will determine how much to charge their customers for bitcoin trades and will retain most of that fee revenue, according to Sells. After rolling out the initial bitcoin product, NYDIG plans on other services, including debit card rewards paid in bitcoin, and a new type of bank account that is FDIC insured, but pays interest in bitcoin, he said.\nMore people would own bitcoin if they could do so through their existing banks, according to a survey commissioned by NYDIG. That allows them a single view of their financial assets and avoids the need to sign up with another institution and fund the account with a money transfer that typically takes three to five business days.","news_type":1,"symbols_score_info":{"COIN":0.9}},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":105115683,"gmtCreate":1620277346742,"gmtModify":1634206421377,"author":{"id":"3575433293784452","authorId":"3575433293784452","name":"erichosk","avatar":"https://static.laohu8.com/default-avatar.jpg","vip":1,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"idStr":"3575433293784452","authorIdStr":"3575433293784452"},"htmlText":"This is how they push up but coin prices.&nbsp; They really think central bankers are stupid?","listText":"This is how they push up but coin prices.&nbsp; They really think central bankers are stupid?","text":"This is how they push up but coin prices. 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While the firm is in discussions with some of the biggest U.S. banks, many of the lenders that have agreed to participate are smaller institutions likeSuncrest, a California-based community bank with seven branches.\n“What we’re doing is making it simple for everyday Americans and corporations to be able to buy bitcoin through their existing bank relationships,” Sells said. “If I’m using my mobile application to do all of my banking, now I have the ability to buy, sell and hold bitcoin.”\nUntil now, bitcoin adopters have relied on apps from a new generation of fintech players like free trading brokerageRobinhood, payments giantsPayPalandSquare, or crypto-centric firms likeCoinbase. Banks, on the other hand, have steered clear of bitcoin for retail customers, only recently announcing plans to allow rich wealth management clients to be able to wager on the cryptocurrency.\nBut banks are now asking for bitcoin because they can see their customers sending dollars to Coinbase, Kraken and other crypto exchanges, according toYan Zhao, president of NYDIG.\n“This is not just the banks thinking that their clients want bitcoin, they’re saying `We need to do this, because we see the data,’” Zhao said. “They’re seeing deposits going to the Coinbases and Galaxies and Krakens of the world.”\nPeer pressure\nAs hundreds of smaller banks sign on, giants likeJPMorgan ChaseandBank of Americacould face pressure to offer crypto to their retail banking customers, according to Rob Lee, head of digital banking at Fidelity National Information.\nIn March,Morgan Stanleywas first among banks to offer bitcoin funds to its clients, CNBCreportedlast month.Goldman Sachsquickly followed with anannouncementof its own, and JPMorgan isreportedlylooking at its own product in conjunction with NYDIG.\nBut in those cases, banks have relegated bitcoin to ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices with tens of millions of dollars.\n“Most people can’t invest in things that institutional investors get to invest in,” Zhao said. “With bitcoin available through your bank to be purchased with as little as $1, now you have an attractive asset that’s available to be owned by anyone in any amount. We think that’s huge for economic empowerment.”\nWhile Fidelity National Information, which is a vendor to banks with nearly 300 million checking accounts, will handle the link to lenders, NYDIG will take care of bitcoin custody and trade execution. Disclosures will make it clear that it is NYDIG, and not the banks, that handles the bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency won’t be FDIC-insured, according to Zhao.\nFidelity National Information, based in Jacksonville, Florida, caters to banks, providing access to services like chatbots or Apple Pay. It’s also a heavyweight in the payments industry, and two years agoboughtprocessor Worldpay for $35 billion in the sector’s biggest acquisition to date.\nBanks will determine how much to charge their customers for bitcoin trades and will retain most of that fee revenue, according to Sells. After rolling out the initial bitcoin product, NYDIG plans on other services, including debit card rewards paid in bitcoin, and a new type of bank account that is FDIC insured, but pays interest in bitcoin, he said.\nMore people would own bitcoin if they could do so through their existing banks, according to a survey commissioned by NYDIG. 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While the firm is in discussions with some of the biggest U.S. banks, many of the lenders that have agreed to participate are smaller institutions likeSuncrest, a California-based community bank with seven branches.\n“What we’re doing is making it simple for everyday Americans and corporations to be able to buy bitcoin through their existing bank relationships,” Sells said. “If I’m using my mobile application to do all of my banking, now I have the ability to buy, sell and hold bitcoin.”\nUntil now, bitcoin adopters have relied on apps from a new generation of fintech players like free trading brokerageRobinhood, payments giantsPayPalandSquare, or crypto-centric firms likeCoinbase. Banks, on the other hand, have steered clear of bitcoin for retail customers, only recently announcing plans to allow rich wealth management clients to be able to wager on the cryptocurrency.\nBut banks are now asking for bitcoin because they can see their customers sending dollars to Coinbase, Kraken and other crypto exchanges, according toYan Zhao, president of NYDIG.\n“This is not just the banks thinking that their clients want bitcoin, they’re saying `We need to do this, because we see the data,’” Zhao said. “They’re seeing deposits going to the Coinbases and Galaxies and Krakens of the world.”\nPeer pressure\nAs hundreds of smaller banks sign on, giants likeJPMorgan ChaseandBank of Americacould face pressure to offer crypto to their retail banking customers, according to Rob Lee, head of digital banking at Fidelity National Information.\nIn March,Morgan Stanleywas first among banks to offer bitcoin funds to its clients, CNBCreportedlast month.Goldman Sachsquickly followed with anannouncementof its own, and JPMorgan isreportedlylooking at its own product in conjunction with NYDIG.\nBut in those cases, banks have relegated bitcoin to ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices with tens of millions of dollars.\n“Most people can’t invest in things that institutional investors get to invest in,” Zhao said. “With bitcoin available through your bank to be purchased with as little as $1, now you have an attractive asset that’s available to be owned by anyone in any amount. We think that’s huge for economic empowerment.”\nWhile Fidelity National Information, which is a vendor to banks with nearly 300 million checking accounts, will handle the link to lenders, NYDIG will take care of bitcoin custody and trade execution. Disclosures will make it clear that it is NYDIG, and not the banks, that handles the bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency won’t be FDIC-insured, according to Zhao.\nFidelity National Information, based in Jacksonville, Florida, caters to banks, providing access to services like chatbots or Apple Pay. It’s also a heavyweight in the payments industry, and two years agoboughtprocessor Worldpay for $35 billion in the sector’s biggest acquisition to date.\nBanks will determine how much to charge their customers for bitcoin trades and will retain most of that fee revenue, according to Sells. After rolling out the initial bitcoin product, NYDIG plans on other services, including debit card rewards paid in bitcoin, and a new type of bank account that is FDIC insured, but pays interest in bitcoin, he said.\nMore people would own bitcoin if they could do so through their existing banks, according to a survey commissioned by NYDIG. 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While the firm is in discussions with some of the biggest U.S. banks, many of the lenders that have agreed to participate are smaller institutions likeSuncrest, a California-based community bank with seven branches.\n“What we’re doing is making it simple for everyday Americans and corporations to be able to buy bitcoin through their existing bank relationships,” Sells said. “If I’m using my mobile application to do all of my banking, now I have the ability to buy, sell and hold bitcoin.”\nUntil now, bitcoin adopters have relied on apps from a new generation of fintech players like free trading brokerageRobinhood, payments giantsPayPalandSquare, or crypto-centric firms likeCoinbase. Banks, on the other hand, have steered clear of bitcoin for retail customers, only recently announcing plans to allow rich wealth management clients to be able to wager on the cryptocurrency.\nBut banks are now asking for bitcoin because they can see their customers sending dollars to Coinbase, Kraken and other crypto exchanges, according toYan Zhao, president of NYDIG.\n“This is not just the banks thinking that their clients want bitcoin, they’re saying `We need to do this, because we see the data,’” Zhao said. “They’re seeing deposits going to the Coinbases and Galaxies and Krakens of the world.”\nPeer pressure\nAs hundreds of smaller banks sign on, giants likeJPMorgan ChaseandBank of Americacould face pressure to offer crypto to their retail banking customers, according to Rob Lee, head of digital banking at Fidelity National Information.\nIn March,Morgan Stanleywas first among banks to offer bitcoin funds to its clients, CNBCreportedlast month.Goldman Sachsquickly followed with anannouncementof its own, and JPMorgan isreportedlylooking at its own product in conjunction with NYDIG.\nBut in those cases, banks have relegated bitcoin to ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices with tens of millions of dollars.\n“Most people can’t invest in things that institutional investors get to invest in,” Zhao said. “With bitcoin available through your bank to be purchased with as little as $1, now you have an attractive asset that’s available to be owned by anyone in any amount. We think that’s huge for economic empowerment.”\nWhile Fidelity National Information, which is a vendor to banks with nearly 300 million checking accounts, will handle the link to lenders, NYDIG will take care of bitcoin custody and trade execution. Disclosures will make it clear that it is NYDIG, and not the banks, that handles the bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency won’t be FDIC-insured, according to Zhao.\nFidelity National Information, based in Jacksonville, Florida, caters to banks, providing access to services like chatbots or Apple Pay. It’s also a heavyweight in the payments industry, and two years agoboughtprocessor Worldpay for $35 billion in the sector’s biggest acquisition to date.\nBanks will determine how much to charge their customers for bitcoin trades and will retain most of that fee revenue, according to Sells. After rolling out the initial bitcoin product, NYDIG plans on other services, including debit card rewards paid in bitcoin, and a new type of bank account that is FDIC insured, but pays interest in bitcoin, he said.\nMore people would own bitcoin if they could do so through their existing banks, according to a survey commissioned by NYDIG. 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While the firm is in discussions with some of the biggest U.S. banks, many of the lenders that have agreed to participate are smaller institutions likeSuncrest, a California-based community bank with seven branches.\n“What we’re doing is making it simple for everyday Americans and corporations to be able to buy bitcoin through their existing bank relationships,” Sells said. “If I’m using my mobile application to do all of my banking, now I have the ability to buy, sell and hold bitcoin.”\nUntil now, bitcoin adopters have relied on apps from a new generation of fintech players like free trading brokerageRobinhood, payments giantsPayPalandSquare, or crypto-centric firms likeCoinbase. Banks, on the other hand, have steered clear of bitcoin for retail customers, only recently announcing plans to allow rich wealth management clients to be able to wager on the cryptocurrency.\nBut banks are now asking for bitcoin because they can see their customers sending dollars to Coinbase, Kraken and other crypto exchanges, according toYan Zhao, president of NYDIG.\n“This is not just the banks thinking that their clients want bitcoin, they’re saying `We need to do this, because we see the data,’” Zhao said. “They’re seeing deposits going to the Coinbases and Galaxies and Krakens of the world.”\nPeer pressure\nAs hundreds of smaller banks sign on, giants likeJPMorgan ChaseandBank of Americacould face pressure to offer crypto to their retail banking customers, according to Rob Lee, head of digital banking at Fidelity National Information.\nIn March,Morgan Stanleywas first among banks to offer bitcoin funds to its clients, CNBCreportedlast month.Goldman Sachsquickly followed with anannouncementof its own, and JPMorgan isreportedlylooking at its own product in conjunction with NYDIG.\nBut in those cases, banks have relegated bitcoin to ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices with tens of millions of dollars.\n“Most people can’t invest in things that institutional investors get to invest in,” Zhao said. “With bitcoin available through your bank to be purchased with as little as $1, now you have an attractive asset that’s available to be owned by anyone in any amount. We think that’s huge for economic empowerment.”\nWhile Fidelity National Information, which is a vendor to banks with nearly 300 million checking accounts, will handle the link to lenders, NYDIG will take care of bitcoin custody and trade execution. Disclosures will make it clear that it is NYDIG, and not the banks, that handles the bitcoin, and the cryptocurrency won’t be FDIC-insured, according to Zhao.\nFidelity National Information, based in Jacksonville, Florida, caters to banks, providing access to services like chatbots or Apple Pay. It’s also a heavyweight in the payments industry, and two years agoboughtprocessor Worldpay for $35 billion in the sector’s biggest acquisition to date.\nBanks will determine how much to charge their customers for bitcoin trades and will retain most of that fee revenue, according to Sells. After rolling out the initial bitcoin product, NYDIG plans on other services, including debit card rewards paid in bitcoin, and a new type of bank account that is FDIC insured, but pays interest in bitcoin, he said.\nMore people would own bitcoin if they could do so through their existing banks, according to a survey commissioned by NYDIG. 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