TLDR
- AMINA becomes first regulated bank to support Canton Coin trading
- Canton Coin gains regulated custody access through Swiss bank AMINA
- AMINA expands institutional crypto services with Canton Coin support
- Canton Network grows as AMINA adds regulated trading and custody
- AMINA strengthens tokenized finance access with Canton Coin launch
Swiss crypto bank AMINA has launched regulated custody and trading support for Canton Coin across its banking platform. The move strengthens AMINA’s position in institutional blockchain infrastructure and tokenized finance services. The integration gives clients direct access to Canton Network services under regulated banking oversight.
AMINA Expands Institutional Access to Canton Network
AMINA became the first FINMA-regulated bank to support custody and trading services for Canton Coin. The bank expanded regulated access to blockchain infrastructure focused on capital markets operations. The integration also supports tokenized assets, collateral management, repo activity, and financial settlement services.
AMINA added the new support through its regulated banking platform based in Zug, Switzerland. Clients can now hold and trade Canton Coin without external crypto custodians or exchanges. The service targets institutions using blockchain infrastructure for settlement and tokenization workflows.
Canton Network continues attracting traditional finance firms seeking privacy-focused blockchain infrastructure. The network currently supports nearly $9 trillion in on-chain assets across financial markets operations. In addition, Digital Asset developed the infrastructure alongside support from major financial institutions and crypto firms.
Canton Network Gains Momentum Across Financial Markets
AMINA introduced Canton Coin services as institutional blockchain competition continued accelerating across global markets. Canton Network strengthened its position in tokenized finance and regulated settlement infrastructure. The platform focuses on privacy, control, and atomic settlement for financial institutions.
Several traditional finance companies already operate on Canton Network infrastructure across different market segments. These firms include Visa, BitGo, Goldman Sachs, Citadel, and the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation. Their participation reflects growing institutional demand for regulated blockchain infrastructure and settlement systems.
Institutional activity around Canton Network increased further during recent months across multiple financial products. Earlier this year, BitGo expanded its Canton-related services beyond custody into trading and on-chain settlement. Besides that, S&P Dow Jones Indices integrated its US Treasury Index benchmark onto the network for tokenized fixed-income access.
AMINA Expands Regulated Crypto Services Globally
AMINA has continued to build regulated crypto operations across Asia and Europe over the past year. In November 2025, Hong Kong regulators approved expanded licensing permissions for AMINA’s local subsidiary. The approval allowed institutional crypto trading and custody services in Hong Kong markets.
The Hong Kong expansion also increased AMINA’s support for several major digital assets and stablecoins. Supported assets included Bitcoin, Ethereum, USD Coin, and Tether across institutional banking services. Therefore, AMINA strengthened its regulated digital asset offering for professional market participants and family offices.
AMINA also expanded its European operations through new regulatory approvals under the European Union’s MiCA framework. Austria’s Financial Market Authority approved the bank’s Austrian subsidiary for crypto trading and custody services. Additionally, AMINA introduced institutional products linked to Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, Polygon staking services, and USD Coin reward accounts.
