Q2 and NYDIG Roll Out Bitcoin Trading Platform for Banks and Credit Unions

By cineramaOctober 24, 2021Bitcoin Business

The Q2 Digital Banking Platform was created by Austin-based digital bank Q2 Holdings and Bitcoin-focused business NYDIG to assist US banks and credit unions in providing Bitcoin (BTC) trading […]

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Q2 and NYDIG Roll Out Bitcoin Trading Platform for Banks and Credit Unions

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