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Australia’s Commonwealth Bank App To Offer Crypto Trading

by The Distributed Team
November 3, 2021 - Updated on January 8, 2022
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The Commonwealth Bank will allow users of its app to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, a first for any major Australian bank.

The past Wednesday, Commonwealth Bank announced its partnership with crypto exchange, Gemini, and Blockchain analysis firm, Chainalysis, to offer the service to over 6.5m Australians.

These new features will begin as a pilot in the coming weeks, and we’ll start offering up to ten selected assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin in the coming months. More info: https://t.co/FP2mkrHKd5

— CommBank (@CommBank) November 3, 2021

The partnership will offer CommBank users access to 10 cryptocurrency assets including, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash.

The set date for launch isn’t until 2022, but Commonwealth Bank plans to conduct a pilot for the platform within the coming weeks.

Is this a wise move for one of Australias biggest banks and will other worldwide banks follow in their footsteps?

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