Overview
- CNBC reports that OnePay plans to offer bitcoin and ether trading and custody later this year, with Zerohash powering the backend, though the company has not announced the feature and a spokesperson declined to comment.
- The reported design would let users hold BTC and ETH in the app and convert balances to cash for store checkout or to pay down card balances.
- OnePay is a fintech majority‑owned by Walmart and launched with Ribbit Capital in 2021, operating separately from the retailer but integrated into Walmart’s online and in‑store checkout flows.
- The app has climbed to No. 5 among free finance apps on Apple’s App Store, positioning the service to match crypto features already offered by PayPal, Venmo, and Cash App.
- Zerohash, which recently raised $104 million from investors including Morgan Stanley and Interactive Brokers, is expected to provide custody and settlement infrastructure for the rollout.