Gate US said it has partnered with SoFi as an infrastructure partner, saying the arrangement is meant to help bridge traditional finance and digital assets more smoothly.
The company said SoFi, as a nationally chartered bank, brings financial strength, a regulated foundation and modern banking infrastructure. Gate US added that it has already activated SoFi's Big Business Banking account as part of its broader effort to build secure, compliant and scalable financial solutions for the U.S. ecosystem.
ACH and wire features are being prepared
At the same time, Gate US is preparing to launch ACH and wire capabilities. After the ACH service goes live, users are expected to be able to link bank accounts and deposit funds directly into their Gate US accounts.
The upcoming wire feature is intended to support larger and faster domestic U.S. transfers backed by institutional-grade banking infrastructure.
Rollout planned in licensed U.S. jurisdictions
According to the announcement, both features are expected to be introduced in U.S. jurisdictions where Gate US is licensed, which the company said reflects its compliance-first approach.
Gate US currently holds money transmitter licenses in 36 states and operates in 47 U.S. jurisdictions.
Gate entities have pursued registrations and approvals in multiple jurisdictions
The company also said multiple Gate entities have completed regulatory registrations, license applications, or obtained authorizations and approvals in jurisdictions including Malta, the Bahamas, Japan, Australia and Dubai.
Gate US said it will continue building out its compliance infrastructure, broaden access to digital asset services, and provide users with safer and smoother financial solutions.