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A Nubank bank card protrudes from a brown leather wallet.A Nubank bank card protrudes from a brown leather wallet.Source: sidneydealmeida/Adobe

The Brazilian neobanking unicorn Nubank will begin allowing its customers to make crypto withdrawals from its platform – following a deal that will let them trade USD Coin (USDC).

Per Brazil’s Livecoins, the bank has apparently “responded to calls from the Brazilian Bitcoin community.”

As such, the bank said, it will begin allowing its users to “make crypto withdrawals” from its banking app “from next year.”

On X (formerly Twitter), an online instructor expressed his frustration with Nubank in late November in a post that caused a stir in the Brazilian crypto world.

The instructor claimed it was unfair that Nubank customers were allowed to buy BTC, but could not use the bank’s app to pay in Bitcoin.