Source: Netcoins.
  • BIGG Digital Assets’ (BIGG) Netcoins exchange has launched in the U.S.
  • Service is initially available in California, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Missouri, with new states, coins and staking services slated for the first half of 2023
  • The American offering includes an enhanced technology stack in partnership with Jumio, Sardine, Plaid, QLUE and Modern Treasury
  • BIGG Digital Assets invests in the cryptocurrency space. Its major holdings include Netcoins, Blockchain Intelligence Group and TerraZero
  • BIGG Digital Assets Stock (BIGG) is up by 3.85 per cent, trading at $0.27 per share

BIGG Digital Assets’ (BIGG) Netcoins exchange has launched in the U.S.

The online brokerage allows users to buy, sell and learn about cryptocurrency, with 35 coins currently available for trading.

Service is initially available in California, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Missouri, with new states, coins and staking services slated for the first half of 2023.

The subsidiary rebuilt its platform from the ground up to offer Americans a fresh and reliable user experience. It also partnered with Jumio, Sardine, Plaid, QLUE and Modern Treasury to enhance its technology stack.

“The U.S. market represents a significant opportunity for Netcoins, especially in today’s environment, as U.S. traders and investors seek a safe and regulated platform for their crypto trading. [Netcoins’ President Fraser Matthews] and the Netcoins team are bringing a proven product, strengthened under Canadian regulation, to the U.S. market at a great time. We look forward to expanding the Netcoins presence and brand in the U.S. throughout 2023,” stated Mark Binns, BIGG’s CEO.

BIGG Digital Assets invests in crypto as a safe, compliant and regulated environment. Its portfolio companies include Netcoins, Blockchain Intelligence Group and TerraZero.


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