According to Juno’s announcement, “Over the past 3 weeks, our team has been working tirelessly to resume crypto services, and we are glad to announce that these services are now up and running again. We are in the process of rolling out crypto services in phases for all our users.”
Digital bank Juno has started resuming its services weeks after appointing Zero Hash as its custodian in mid-January.
At the beginning of 2023, Juno asked its clients to withdraw their assets to other platforms after facing issues with its custodian partner, Wyre. On January 6, the digital bank announced its partnership with fintech firm Zero Hash.
Now, Juno has started rolling out a new set of features in addition to resuming crypto-related services. In its blog post, Juno stated that it will add support for over 35 tokens, including Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Dogecoin (DOGE).
In the words of Varun Deshpande, CEO of Juno,
“With Crypto 2.0, we will focus on offering better platform reliability, more coin diversity and better crypto prices.”
Juno will waive trading fees on all crypto-related trades for the first month. The digital bank will also reward users with one Juno Coin (JCOIN) for every dollar traded in non-stablecoin tokens. Furthermore, Juno has reduced the spreads on new and existing tokens.
It is worth noting that Juno has yet to resume certain services. These include support for L2 deposits and withdrawals among other features.
