Uniswap, the largest decentralized exchange, has partnered with Robinhood and payment platforms MoonPay and Transak to simplify the exchange of cryptocurrency for fiat. Starting February 27, users in more than 180 countries can sell cryptocurrencies and withdraw funds to their bank accounts through these services. The feature is available in the Uniswap wallet for Android and iOS, and will soon be available in the web version. This move comes after the conclusion of the SEC investigation into Uniswap Labs, marking an important victory for the DeFi sector.
2/28/2025 7:46:25 AM (GMT+1)
Uniswap launches a partnership with Robinhood, MoonPay, and Transak to simplify cryptocurrency-to-fiat exchange in 180 countries following the conclusion of the SEC investigation
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