How is Spike different from a wallet?
Spike is not a crypto wallet and does not store or hold your assets. Wallets are designed to hold cryptocurrencies and may allow you to send or receive digital tokens directly. Spike, by contrast, is a fiat-focused platform that connects your accounts at partner banks and trading platforms to enable fast, seamless transfers of fiat funds between them.
You can view balances, move fiat, and manage payment flows, but Spike never touches or stores your crypto.
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Who can use Spike?
Spike is designed for active traders, proprietary trading desks, and operational teams at trading platforms who need to manage fiat liquidity efficiently. If you need to move funds between your bank and trading accounts quickly, reliably, and with ...
Is Spike regulated?
Spike itself is not a regulated financial institution. We operate as a technology platform under the trading name of Andromeda Bridge Corporation Limited, a company incorporated in Gibraltar. All financial services offered through Spike — including ...
What is Spike?
Spike is a technology platform that provides infrastructure to manage and move fiat funds between partner banks and trading platforms — giving traders seamless control over their liquidity in one unified app. Core features include: Account ...
What is a Spike Account?
A Spike Account is your personal or business profile on the Spike platform. It gives you access to the app, where you can link or apply for accounts with partner banks and trading platforms, view balances, and transfer fiat between them. Spike does ...
Who are Spike’s partners?
Spike works with licensed and crypto-friendly partner banks such as MatchMove, Monfi, Moneff, and InCore. On the trading side, we currently support Bitfinex, with more platforms being added soon. Partner availability depends on your country of ...