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Crypto.com: Onchain Wallet
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Crypto.com: Onchain Wallet is a non-custodial mobile wallet designed for managing various crypto assets. It provides access to DeFi, dApps, and allows users to trade, stake, buy, swap, and send thousands of crypto tokens across multiple blockchain networks, including Bitcoin.
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Must Have
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Commission-Free Stock Trading
Bitcoin Trading
Instant P2P Transfers
Prepaid Debit Card (Cash App Card)
Early Direct Deposit
Other
0 of 7
Fraud Monitoring & Security
High-Yield Savings
Round-Up Savings
Pay Over Time (Afterpay)
Instant Discounts & Offers
Customizable Card Designs
ATM Access & Fee Reimbursement
Rationale
The candidate, Crypto.com: Onchain Wallet, is primarily a self-custody crypto wallet focused on DeFi, dApps, trading, and staking of various cryptocurrencies. While it allows users to buy, swap, and send crypto, and specifically mentions Bitcoin trading, it does not offer traditional peer-to-peer money transfers, a prepaid debit card, early direct deposit, or commission-free stock trading, which are core 'must-have' features of Cash App. The focus is entirely on the cryptocurrency ecosystem rather than a broad mobile financial services platform.
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