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Paxos Welcomes Ben Gray as Global General Counsel As It Targets Powering One Billion Consumer Wallets in 2022

Paxos Welcomes Ben Gray as Global General Counsel As It Targets Powering One Billion Consumer Wallets in 2022
Gray Brings Proven Experience in Scaling Global Compliance and Legal Programs from Block

Paxos, the leading regulated blockchain infrastructure platform, appointed Ben Gray as Global General Counsel. Paxos continues adding to the executive team as its infrastructure is adopted by leading global enterprises.

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Gray joins Paxos from Block (formerly Square), where he oversaw global compliance and legal teams across product lines, business functions and geographies. During Gray’s tenure, Block’s Cash App established itself as a leader in consumer crypto capabilities such as bitcoin deposits and withdrawals, making it seamless for the Cash App’s 40 million users to access the digital asset ecosystem. He assumes day-to-day leadership and global expansion of Paxos’ international compliance and legal departments.

Paxos CEO and Co-Founder Charles Cascarilla commented, “Blockchain-based infrastructure will power the financial markets of the future, which will enable all asset holders to transact with confidence, transparency and speed. Our success hinges on the ability to build compliant products within established regulatory frameworks globally. Ben brings the experience we need to scale this core competency internationally and as we partner with global fintechs and institutions. We look forward to his leadership as we accelerate growth and expand our product offerings.”

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Gray’s appointment is the latest in Paxos’ executive team additions. Since mid-2021, Paxos has welcomed Michael Coscetta as Head of Revenue, Madan Nagaldinne as Chief People Officer and Yoram Talmor as Vice President of Engineering. Paxos’ regulated infrastructure is now trusted by global enterprises like PayPal, Mastercard, Venmo, Interactive Brokers, Meta, Mercado Libre, Bank of America and more. 2022 will be another year of record expansion as Paxos expects its infrastructure will power more than one billion consumer wallets by year end. The company will also ramp up hiring efforts to support the product development and partnership growth that will accelerate the mainstream adoption of blockchain and digital assets globally.

Gray commented, “Our financial system is desperately in need of modernization, and Paxos is tackling this problem head on. Paxos and its regulation-first approach to building innovative products will play a central role in the revitalization of our global financial infrastructure. I’m excited to join a team that is changing how money moves globally and how people access the economy.”

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