Where is Kronos crypto available?
Why a static state list is unreliable
US crypto availability is tied to each provider's state money-transmitter or licensing coverage, which changes over time. Publishing a fixed list of states risks being wrong the day coverage changes. The accurate answer is to check the current app for your specific state and asset.
How to check for your state
- Open the Kronos app and go to the wallet or crypto section.
- Select the asset and the send or receive action.
- The app shows whether the action is enabled for your account and location, the provider, the network, the fees, and the timing.
- If a state is not supported, the app blocks the action rather than failing later.
What is always true about digital assets
Digital assets can lose value and are not bank deposits or FDIC insured. The non-custodial wallet means you control the keys and the recovery phrase; a lost phrase cannot be recovered by support. Read the FDIC's fact sheet on crypto and deposit insurance.
KronosPay LLC is not a bank
KronosPay LLC is a financial technology company, not a bank. Crypto features are provider-dependent and appear in the app only where currently enabled. Read the bank-status page.
Is Kronos crypto available nationwide?
Not necessarily everywhere. Availability depends on the provider's state coverage for the specific asset and can change. Check the app for your state.
Is crypto FDIC insured?
No. Digital assets are not bank deposits and are not FDIC insured. They can lose value.