OKCoin, a San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange, will now extend its fiat-to-token and token-to-token trading services to seven more U.S. states. The seven new states are Arkansas, Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, Coin, Utah, and Wisconsin.

OKCoin is one of the world’s largest and first regulated digital asset exchanges. It has more than a million clients in 100 nations around the globe. The exchange provides service to institutions and traders as a fiat-to-token exchanging platform for leading digital assets. It includes Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum Classic, Ethereum, and Litecoin, with many more prominent resources.

Apart from the US, the exchange has also expanded its services in Europe. OKCoin’s European clients are now able to deposit and withdraw euros and participate in spot trading in cryptos. It includes cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Bitcoin cash.

Currently, OKCoin’s upward trend in the cryptocurrency world has met with different issues. It includes different regulatory issues and controversies. However, the leaders of OKCoin will continue to provide service in an ideal manner that they are capable of. Also, the exchange will stay as a global center point of cryptocurrency exchange as per the source.

In June, OKCoin allowed its users to deposit in USD via debit and credit cards. To work on the new feature the firm had joined hands with payment solution provider Simplex.