NYDIG set to bring Bitcoin adoption to 650 US banks and credit unions

NYDIG set to bring Bitcoin adoption to 650 US banks and credit unions

NYDIG looks set to deliver on its promise to enable millions of Americans to buy Bitcoin from their bank accounts in 2021. New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG) has partnered with the Atlanta-based enterprise payment behemoth NCR to enable Bitcoin (BTC) services for banks and credit unions in the United States.According to Forbes on Wednesday the deal will see 650 banks and credit unions in the U.S. able to provide Bitcoin trading services to their over 24 million customers.Apart from Bitcoin trading for its banking and credit union clients, the NCR is also reportedly eyeing BTC....


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