Crypto-as-a-Service on WhiteBIT allows companies to add digital asset functionality to an existing service. This doesn't require turning a banking app, fintech platform, or telecom product into a separate crypto exchange. Cryptocurrency functions become part of the familiar interface, while the technical infrastructure remains external. WhiteBIT targets this format at banks, fintech companies, telecom operators, neobanks, BaaS, and Core Banking providers.
Crypto banking as a Service: What the Client Sees
Let's imagine an application that already includes payments, transfers, and a standard account. The company wants to add digital assets while maintaining its own brand and user experience. In this case, crypto banking as a service can operate directly within the application. The client receives a crypto wallet, purchases cryptocurrency with fiat, stores digital assets, and sends or receives them. WhiteBIT states that its infrastructure supports the creation of wallets for over 340 cryptocurrencies in over 80 networks. The platform stores 96% of digital assets in cold wallets. To the user, this appears as an additional section of a familiar service. However, a separate technological layer operates behind it.
What does a business get instead of developing from scratch?
Crypto-as-a-Service solutions are built around API integration. The company connects the WhiteBIT service to its platform and determines how cryptocurrency capabilities will be presented to end users. The business side maintains the interface and customer interactions. The crypto API infrastructure provides connectivity to the necessary cryptocurrency functions. WhiteBIT describes the integration process in four stages: business case approval, onboarding, API integration, and service launch. The product page also states a production timeframe of four weeks. This format eliminates the need to assemble numerous disparate components into a single system manually.
When the brand remains at the forefront
A distinct feature of CaaS is the ability to operate under a white-label model. A white-label crypto platform enables the provision of cryptocurrency services under the company's own brand. WhiteBIT confirms support for this scenario for its CaaS services. Therefore, an embedded crypto platform doesn't necessarily become a standalone product. It can be a virtually invisible part of a banking app, fintech service, or other digital ecosystem. This is where the practical logic of Crypto-as-a-Service is introduced. The user remains within a familiar product, the company retains its own brand and digital asset transactions are integrated through a ready-made infrastructure. The crypto service becomes not a separate platform, but another function of an existing business.
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