For developers and fintech teams, crypto integration rarely means a simple process. Each asset - from BTC to USDT - operates on different blockchains, with its own APIs, fee models, and compliance logic.
Supporting dozens of networks quickly turns into an infrastructure challenge rather than a feature update.
As a result - delayed launches, rising costs, and teams distracted from product growth.
Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) changes that model. It abstracts wallet complexity into a single secure and scalable API layer that gives businesses instant access to:
multi-network wallet generation,
real-time transaction processing,
MPC-based key protection,
built-in AML/KYC compliance aligned with global standards.
Delegating blockchain operations to infrastructure partners enables teams to redirect resources toward growth and user value. As competition intensifies, speed, security and compliance become strategic advantages - collaboration with specialized providers is often the smarter path forward.
A deeper look at this transformation is available in the full CoinMarketCap article:
If I Were Launching Crypto Wallet Today, WaaS Would Be My First Move
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