СМИ: Coinbase планирует купить BVNK за $2 млрд

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2025-01-31Última atualização em 2025-11-01

  • По данным прессы, Coinbase близка к покупке стартапа BVNK.
  • Он является поставщиком платежной инфраструктуры в стейблкоинах.
  • Ранее интерес к фирме проявила также Mastercard.

Криптобиржа Coinbase планирует приобрести стартап в сфере стейблкоинов BVNK за около $2 млрд. Об этом сообщает Bloomberg со ссылкой на свои источники.

По данным издания, переговоры находятся на завершающей стадии. Сделка может быть закрыта к концу 2025 года или в начале 2026 года.

В команде BVNK отказались ответить на запрос издания. В Coinbase отметили, что не будут реагировать на домыслы и слухи. Вместе с тем в организации подтвердили, что рассматривают разные варианты в рамках расширения.

Информация об интересе биржи к стартапу появилась еще в начале октября 2025 года. Кроме того, по данным издания Fortune, в переговорах также принимала участие компания Mastercard.

BVNK — это британская финтех-фирма, которая занимается разработкой платежной инфраструктуры в стейблкоинах для институциональных клиентов. В декабре 2024 года она закрыла раунд серии B на $50 млн, в котором также приняла участие Coinbase Ventures.

Если информация о сделке подтвердится, это станет очередным приобретением Coinbase, которая работает над расширением охвата рынка. Ранее биржа купила платформу Echo, чтобы предложить комплексное решение для сбора средств проектами.

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