CoinFlip launches new self-custodial cryptocurrency wallet platform ‘Olliv’
CoinFlip, a bitcoin ATM and crypto services company, announced today a new offering with the launch of ‘Olliv,’ a self-custody-powered crypto platform. The Olliv platform provides a frictionless way to buy, sell, send, r...
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CoinFlip, a bitcoin ATM and crypto services company, announced today a new offering with the launch of ‘Olliv,’ a self-custody-powered crypto platform.
The Olliv platform provides a frictionless way to buy, sell, send, receive, and swap cryptocurrency securely stored on a self-custodial wallet, removing the uncertainty of unknown third-party custodians.
By leveraging CoinFlip’s existing network of crypto ATMs, Olliv will bridge the gap between the company’s physical products, expanding its ecosystem
“We’re always looking for ways to invest in our customers that will contribute to the future of DeFi. We are confident our self-custodial model, a key value of CoinFlip’s business since inception, will pave the path for a significant and much-needed shift in the industry. We look forward to continued growth and innovation in the coming year as we get one step closer to on-ramping the next generation of crypto investors.”
– Ben Weiss, CEO & Co-Founder of CoinFlip
Amongst its suite of services, Olliv features an intuitive interface for secure transactions and state-of-the-art encryption. Olliv also offers 24/7 live customer service and provides educational resources.
Recent developments at CoinFlip have seen the company nearly doubling its headcount and expanding its ATM presence to Puerto Rico, Canada, and Australia. The company’s 2022 revenue exceeded $100 million and its team is projected to grow by 23% by the end of 2023.
Olliv is now available in the United States and Puerto Rico, except for Alaska, Iowa, New York, Oregon, Nevada, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Vermont with intentions to expand in accordance with regulations.
Users can download the app on Google Play or the App Store.
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