TrustLinq, a Swiss-regulated crypto-to-fiat payment intermediary, launches a platform allowing cryptocurrency holders to send fiat payments in over 70 local currencies without needing a bank account. This addresses the issue where less than 0.005% of businesses accept digital assets directly. TrustLinq plans to introduce debit card capabilities in Q1 2026 for more payment options.
The platform serves individuals and businesses, enabling crypto holders to pay personal expenses and businesses to make vendor payments, international payroll, and operational expenses using cryptocurrency. TrustLinq is ahead in the niche of crypto-to-fiat payment facilitation with no direct competitors offering similar functions. The platform eliminates friction by enabling direct crypto-to-fiat payments without requiring recipients to accept crypto or change their banking setup.
Sharon Gal Franko, CEO of TrustLinq, emphasizes the demand for practical, compliant fiat utility with over 580 million crypto users globally. TrustLinq aims to transform cryptocurrency into a practical financial instrument for daily operations and personal expenses. The company prioritizes security, compliance, and user control through a non-custodial intermediary model that does not hold client funds.
TrustLinq’s roadmap includes launching debit card capabilities in Q1 2026 to expand payment options and enable direct cryptocurrency-funded purchases at traditional merchants worldwide. The company aims to bridge crypto and fiat seamlessly, catering to the demand for practical financial operations in the crypto space. TrustLinq operates under Swiss oversight, ensuring bank-level compliance and secure automation for seamless crypto-to-fiat payments.
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