1. Juno Bank
Customers of Juno bank can connect their Web 3.0 wallet to the Juno app, and cash out their cryptocurrency into an FDIC insured checking account in seconds. They can also use Layer 2 blockchain solutions seamlessly via the app.
2. Fidor
Fidor calls itself the bank of the future and argues that it is a true pioneer in cryptocurrency trading and banking. That’s a strong claim, but Fidor backs the claim up with great evidence.
Fidor also has a booming partnership with Kraken that allows users to integrate their Fidor account with their Kraken exchange account.
3. Wires Bank
Wirex doesn’t sell itself as a bank that merely provides crypto functionality. Instead, it sells itself as a bank primarily made for Web 3.0 and crypto. That’s probably why the bank calls itself a “banking alternative for Web 3.0”.
4. Quotic
Quotic is certainly one of the biggest bitcoin friendly banks in the world right now. The bank may not offer the range of crypto banking products that banks like Revolut offer, but the bank manages to hold its own.
Quotic’s most exciting crypto banking product is a Bitcoin rewards checking account. The account is essentially a wallet that people can use to buy and store Bitcoin. The reason this wallet is interesting is that Quotic promises a 1.50% reward on every transaction completed through the account.
5. Revolut
Revolut is one of the few financial institutions that provide direct access for users who would like to purchase crypto from their bank account. Users can simply download the Revolut app, and purchase Bitcoin directly from it. The bank’s customers can also set up an automatic buy order that purchases crypto once certain market conditions are met.
