OnePay, the fintech firm majority-owned by Walmart, is set to introduce cryptocurrency trading and custody services for bitcoin and ether on its mobile app later this year, in collaboration with startup Zerohash. This move is part of OnePay's strategy to become a comprehensive digital finance platform, enhancing its appeal to a broader audience beyond Walmart customers.

Walmart's fintech startup OnePay is launching two credit cards in partnership with Synchrony, moving away from its previous relationship with Capital One. The new cards will include a general purpose card and a store card for Walmart purchases, aimed at enhancing the financial services offered to customers. OnePay continues to expand its offerings, which now include debit cards, savings accounts, and a digital wallet.

OnePay, the fintech firm backed by Walmart, is launching OnePay Wireless, a new wireless plan offering unlimited 5G data, talk, and text for $35 a month, activated through its app without credit checks. This move aims to position OnePay as a comprehensive financial service platform similar to international super apps, while also reducing customer costs in partnership with Gigs and AT&T.