There are also Blockchain and Crypto Money Companies Between 50 Fintech Companies in 2018

Forbes published the "Fintech 50" list on February 13th. The list, which has been published for three years, discloses 50 financial technology companies of the year they are published. Among the companies listed this year was Blockchain and crypto money companies.
Last week, The Bitfury Group, Coinbase and Ripple's owners were featured on Forbes' "Crypto Money Riches" list. These three companies are also on the "50 Fintech" list.

Fifteen of the nine companies listed by Forbes as "The Future of Blockchain and Crypto Money" also entered the Fintech 50 for the first time this year. It is also briefly explained that each of the nine companies on the list has their activities, founders, resources, who they are and the threat they are against.

In addition, Blockbain companies on the Fintech 50 list, published by Forbes, are losing track of news about price fluctuations, but are also building infrastructure for initiatives that can change the course of the cryptographic money market and existing financial transactions.

All of the Blockchain and crypto money companies on the list are as follows;

The Bitfury Group, Amsterdam
Bitcoin has a wide range of hardware and software products for mining and security, as well as a wide range of software supporting Blockchain for governments, supply chains and insurance companies.

Blockchain, London
It's the world's most popular crypto money wallet. It allows users to manage their own accounts for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ether.

Chain, San Francisco
In addition to financial institutions, Fintech also offers Blockchain software for e-commerce companies.

Chainalysis, New York
With the tools provided by the company, government agencies and statutory bodies can track certain transactions via Blockchain.

Coinbase, San Francisco
The company, which provides more than 10 million users with crypto money, supports Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Litecoin with user friendly and easy to use.

Ripple, San Francisco
It uses Blockchain technology for cross-border payments. Operations can be done with XRP token, but this is not necessary to use Ripple network only.

Shapeshift, Zug, Switzerland
The stock market permits transactions in the form of 70 crypto currencies, without the need for users' accounts or wallets. The system does not work with any bank to keep the highest level of privacy and does not accept government money.

Symbiont, New York
It provides capital markets with the platform of Blockchain technology.

Xapo, Palo Alto, CA
It also provides secure and offline storage for investors and family businesses who want to keep Bitcoin as digital gold. Bitcoin also offers a wallet service.