Garanti BBVA Crypto Expands Audience to 14,000 Users and Wins "Digital Finance Pioneers" Award Thanks to Collaboration with Ripple and IBM for Digital Asset Protection 🚀

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Garanti BBVA Crypto strives for high standards of security and reliability for digital assets through partnerships with Ripple and IBM. The platform, serving over 14,000 users, recently received the "Digital Finance Pioneers" award from KPMG Turkey and FINTR.

Collaboration with Ripple Custody and IBM enables Garanti BBVA Crypto to protect private keys and data using institutional-grade infrastructure. CEO Korkan Abalı emphasized the growing demand for digital assets and stated that the company will continue to expand its asset range and enhance service infrastructure.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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