Robinhood launches crypto transfers in Europe as it pushes overseas expansion

Robinhood launches crypto transfers in Europe as it pushes overseas expansion


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  • Retail investing platform Robinhood announced that it’s offering customers in Europe the ability to transfer cryptocurrencies in and out of its app.
  • The company is looking to broaden its product capabilities in the region as it ramps up its international expansion.
  • The company said that it’ll allow customers in the European Union to deposit and withdraw more than 20 digital currencies through its platform, including bitcoin, ethereum, solana, and USD coin.



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