Blockchain.com

https://blockchain.com

https://twitter.com/blockchain

http://www.linkedin.com/company/blockchain

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/blockchain-info

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Blockchain.com (Category: CEX)

Blockchain.com is a cryptocurrency platform best known in the Bitcoin community for operating early, widely used core infrastructure—notably a blockchain explorer (originally Blockchain.info)—and later expanding into a broader consumer wallet + centralized exchange (CEX) + institutional services business. (en.wikipedia.org)

Identity & official profiles

• Website: https://blockchain.com (blockchain.com)
• X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/blockchain (official brand account; handle provided by user)
• LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/blockchain (company page for “Blockchain.com”) (hn.linkedin.com)

What the company does (product surface)

• CEX / Trading: Operates an exchange/trading experience (including an exchange account that can be linked with a Blockchain.com wallet in supported flows). (exchange.blockchain.com)
• Wallets: Offers wallet products (including a self-custody/DeFi-oriented wallet positioning in its materials, alongside broader retail crypto access). (blockchain.com)
• Explorer & data tooling: Maintains a blockchain explorer and promotes blockchain data/API capabilities as part of its platform identity (“blockchain data is in our DNA”). (blockchain.com)
• Institutional offerings: Markets institutional/treasury and trading services (e.g., OTC, custody, and related institutional crypto services in its corporate positioning). (blockchain.com)

Background (high-level)

• Founded: Commonly reported as 2011, originating from the Blockchain.info era and later rebranding/expanding under the Blockchain.com name. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Corporate footprint: Public sources commonly describe a Luxembourg headquarters/registration footprint, while also describing major operational presence in other locations and (historically) London/UK roots. (en.wikipedia.org)

Notes relevant to brand/impersonation risk

• Financial regulators have periodically issued warnings about fraud schemes impersonating “Blockchain.com” or related historical Luxembourg entities—i.e., scams misusing the brand name rather than necessarily the company’s official domains. (cssf.lu)