Bankex is blockchain protocol and exchange that aims to solve some of the issues related to lack of trust in traditional financial systems. Bankex had one of the largest ICOs in history, where it raised $70.6 million. Bankex facilitates the digitization, tokenization and exchange of physical assets. The company also wants to encourage banks to integrate blockchain. They provide financial institutions with an API that can be used to develop bank-as-a-service (“BaaS”) applications. Bankex's platform would enable decentralized financing that is publicly auditable. This would introduce new sources of capital from real assets, and increase their liquidity. The platform is powered by the Bankex token (BKX).

The LVL App is a cryptocurrency and banking services platform that allows users to buy and sell Bitcoin for free. LVL aims to provide a comprehensive Crypto banking solution with a variety of services, including: FDIC insured checking accounts, free Crypto trading, and debit cards. The LVL App is currently only available in certain states in the US, but they plan on expanding their operations.

TenX is a cryptocurrency payment platform that acts as a bank in many ways. It provides users with a physical debit card, bank account, wallet, ATM access, and other crytpo payment tools. Their goal is to introduce payment tools that will make it much easier to use crytpocurrencies in the real world. TenX is built on the Comit Network, which acts as a payments platform whose goal is to operate without fees. Users can access the TenX platform via the TenX wallet that can be downloaded to their smartphones. It supports multiple blockchains and currencies. The security features are based on smart contracts and the settings can be adjusted. With the TexX wallet, users can make payments on the Comit Network, which is a transaction network that is cryptographically secured and is located off of the blockchains that support the digital currencies. TenX is powered by the PAY token, that was released in an ICO that raised $51 million.

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