OnePay, backed by Walmart, is expanding its crypto services by adding more than a dozen new tokens to its platform.
This move comes as customer demand for digital assets continues to grow.
The platform now supports tokens like Sui, Polygon, and Arbitrum. These were added shortly after earlier listings such as Solana, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, and PAX Gold.
OnePay originally launched its crypto feature in January with just Bitcoin and Ethereum. Since then, it has been steadily expanding its offerings.
The company says it’s not just adding tokens randomly. Instead, it’s focusing on assets that have strong demand, good liquidity, clear regulations, and long-term value.
This is all part of a bigger plan.
OnePay is working toward becoming a “super app”—a single platform where users can manage payments, shopping, and financial services all in one place. Right now, users can already use its digital wallet to pay both in Walmart stores and online.
And OnePay isn’t alone in this race.
Other major players are also building similar all-in-one platforms. For example, Brian Armstrong has said that Coinbase is working on an “everything exchange” that combines trading and financial services in one ecosystem.
At the same time, Startale Group has launched its own super app connected to Ethereum’s Layer 2 infrastructure to support the Soneium ecosystem.
In short, the competition is heating up. Companies are racing to build platforms that bring everything—payments, crypto, and financial tools—into one simple app.
And with this latest update, OnePay is taking another big step in that direction.
