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Crypto trading platform KoinBasket is now allowing users to log in to the app using their Binance credentials.
This makes it easier for users to access KoinBasket's features, such as its research tools, trading platform, and single sign-on (SSO) with other crypto exchanges.
Separately, KoinBasket is expanding into Turkey as part of the company's plan to reach a wider audience of crypto investors.
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Turkey is a growing market for cryptocurrency, the company says, adding that KoinBasket's focus on security and convenience makes it a good fit for Turkish investors.
KoinBasket CEO Khaleelulla Baig said the company is "ecstatic" to roll out the so-called "Login with Binance" integration.
"It not only enhances the security and convenience of our platform but also paves the way for our users to explore the full potential of their favorite crypto exchange accounts," he said.
"With the unwavering support of our investors, we are geared for success and ready to bring a sea change in the crypto industry," Baig added.
KoinBasket is backed by Polygon MATIC/USD founder Sandeep Nailwal, Ripple XRP/USD MD Navin Gupta, ex-Binance BNB/USD director Omar Rahim, and Cred founder Kunal Shah, among others.
The platform has also secured additional funding from institutions such as AngelList, Kube VC, and Stocks Fund, as well as executives from global corporations like Google GOOGL, CITI Bank C, Nomura NMR, and Fiserv.
Following the launch of their Coinbase COIN integration, KoinBasket aims to extend these benefits to Binance and other global crypto exchange users worldwide.
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