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Nexo Returns to U.S. With Crypto Platform, Yield Programs, and Lending

source-logo  financemagnates.com 16 February 2026 14:03, UTC
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Nexo has re-entered the United States market three years after its exit, unveiling a new suite of digital asset services built around a stricter regulatory approach and infrastructure support from U.S.-based Bakkt.

The company presents the move as a fresh start in a market it once left, this time emphasizing compliance, risk management, and long-term growth instead of aggressive product rollout.

Nexo returns to the United States.

The official relaunch is being executed with regulated partners, providing a U.S.-compliant framework for our investment and credit product offerings. đź§µ pic.twitter.com/pt0A4ETRdt

— Nexo (@Nexo) February 16, 2026

Nexo originally withdrew from the U.S. in late 2022 after clashes with state and federal regulators over its Earn Interest Product, describing negotiations as a “dead end” and the environment as “impossible” to operate in following multiple enforcement actions, including from California and New York.

Product Lineup Targets Yield and Liquidity

The firm later flagged its intention to come back in April 2025 and reported around $11 billion in assets under management, framing a return as part of a wider shift toward operating only where regulatory expectations are clearer.

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The relaunched U.S. platform now runs through partnerships with regulated entities and uses Bakkt to provide its digital asset trading infrastructure, aligning the offering with institutional risk and compliance standards.

Nexo’s U.S. lineup includes fixed and flexible yield programs, an integrated crypto exchange, and crypto-backed credit lines aimed at users who want to access liquidity without selling their digital assets. The company also supports fiat on- and off-ramps via ACH and wire transfers and adds a loyalty program to keep users within its ecosystem.

Inside a Broader Global Expansion

Finance Magnates recently reported that Nexo had broadened its platform by introducing Contracts for Difference (CFDs) on assets such as gold, silver, oil, leading equity indices, and a range of key currency pairs, with leverage available on selected instruments.

This expansion was enabled through a partnership with MetaTrader 5, giving Nexo users access to advanced trading tools commonly used by professionals and institutions.

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