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Baanx is a B2B2C 100% service provider for API-driven digital and crypto-friendly financial services, such as debit cards (physical and virtual), digital wallets, IBANs, CrypDrafts, remittance/FX, payment gateways, and more. With CL Technology, the brand also launches white-label, fully-managed applications to user communities, helping the world to mass-adopt the use of blockchain technology, digital assets, and cryptocurrencies.

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