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Coinbase is expanding into Canada, integrating Interac e-Transfers for quick and secure fund transfers. The move aligns with Canada’s crypto awareness and tech ecosystem.

Facts

  • Coinbase is venturing into Canada, focusing on creating a platform tailored “for Canadians, by Canadians.”
  • The expansion is supported by a partnership with Peoples Trust Company, enabling the integration of Interac e-Transfers into Coinbase’s platform.
  • Interac e-Transfers allow users to deposit and move money almost instantly within their accounts.
  • Over 50% of recent deposits on Coinbase were made through Interac e-Transfers.
  • Canada ranks second globally in crypto awareness, with 30% of Canadians planning to buy crypto in the next year, per an Ontario Securities Commission survey.
  • Nana Murugesan, VP of international and business development at Coinbase, sees Canada as a potential global leader in the crypto economy.
  • Coinbase signed an enhanced Pre-Registration Undertaking (PRU) with the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) to develop a robust digital currency regulatory framework.
  • Coinbase Ventures and its tech hub remain active in the Canadian market, showing long-term commitment.
  • While other crypto firms left Canada due to regulatory uncertainties, Coinbase’s PRU with the CSA positions it well to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape.

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