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Baanx

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“Can a single API be the default crypto-to-card gateway behind every wallet, exchange and DeFi app that wants to offer spendable fiat?”

Founded2018
HQLondon, United Kingdom
Latest roundM&A ($30M, acquired/merged)
IndustryInfrastructure / BaaS
The story

Baanx started in 2018 as a crypto-friendly neobank concept and evolved into a B2B2C infrastructure provider: a multi-tenant gateway that lets neobanks, exchanges and DeFi platforms issue physical/virtual debit cards linked to custodial or non-custodial crypto wallets. The company runs the 'Crypto Life (CL)' white-label stack and now positions itself as crypto-to-card infrastructure, with the parent company's status marked as acquired/merged on PitchBook.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2018
Founded in London (formerly known as Naiad I) as a crypto-friendly digital finance platform· banking
2020
Launched Crypto Life (CL) white-label crypto card and wallet programs for B2B2C partners· card
2025
Acquired/merged per PitchBook listing ($30M M&A deal)· acquisition
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Baanx’s embedded-finance stack
KYC
Veriff
Accounting gap: minor

Baanx — frequently asked

Which KYC provider does Baanx use?

Baanx uses Veriff for KYC and identity verification.

Where is Baanx headquartered?

Baanx is founded in 2018 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

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