FINRA approves bunq’s broker-dealer license, completing phase one of its US entry. bunq expands Stateside to meet the needs of its growing user base with ties across the Atlantic The license enables bunq users to invest in US stocks, including mutual funds and ETFs bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank, has been approved by FINRA to operate as a US broker-dealer – a move driven by users who live, work and investment across both Europe and the...
bunq rolls out crypto staking across the EU in partnership with Kraken, giving users the option to earn up to 10% annually on their crypto bunq is the first European neobank to launch flexible staking, allowing users to stake their cryptocurrencies with no lock-up periods and the ability to buy, sell or unstake at any time. The launch follows bunq’s introduction of bunq Crypto earlier this year. bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank, is expanding bunq Crypto...
The second largest neobank in Europe ventures into crypto, combining the security of a bank with the expertise of one of the world’s longest-standing crypto exchanges, Kraken. Now live in the Netherlands, France, Spain, Ireland, Italy, and Belgium, the challenger is poised to gradually roll out crypto trading in the entire European Economic Area as well as the US and the UK. bunq, the second largest neobank in Europe, today launched bunq Crypto, empowering its...
Breaking into the US: bunq has filed for a broker-dealer license, fast-tracking its much-anticipated entry into the US market. This move marks the first step in a two-phase strategy, with bunq set to refile for a full banking license later this year. 65% surge in profits: As revealed in its annual accounts filed today, bunq’s net profit soared to €85.3 million in 2024 (a 65% jump from €51.6 million in 2023), marking its second consecutive...