Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow is unveiling a new “superapp” that he describes as “one-click crypto and everyday payments” in a single platform. Breslow hopes to change Bolt’s revenue with this new consumer app, which he ambitiously hopes will serve as “a centralized and personalized hub for financial services.” The app at once competes with a number of other companies such as crypto exchange Coinbase, payments platform Zelle, and PayPal. Its advantage is the ability to do what all these others do from one place via mobile. For example, the app will allow users to buy, sell, send, and receive major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, Solana, and Polygon directly within the app. Users are provisioned an on-chain balance powered by Zero Hash and will be able to see their balance in real time. Breslow is also hoping to pick up where Zelle left off with the shutdown of its standalone app. With Bolt’s new offering, users can process peer payments “with just a single click” within its app. With Zelle, users can only send payments to peers through banking apps. On top of that, Bolt has partnered with Midland States Bank to now also offer a debit card that features a rewards program, including up to 3% direct cash back on eligible purchases and up to 7% in Love.com store credits. As Bolt doesn’t offer banking services, users will have to transfer money from another bank account into this one to fund purchases with the debit card. And lastly, the new app also provides real-time order tracking for users — something other companies such as Klarna offer in their app, as well.