Swiss bank AMINA launches regulated trading and custody for Canton Coin, boosting institutional blockchain access.

Swiss digital asset bank AMINA has become the first FINMA-regulated institution to offer custody and trading services for Canton Coin, enabling institutional clients to directly access the Canton Network through regulated banking infrastructure. This move enhances AMINA's blockchain-based financial services and supports tokenized asset management, collateral operations, and settlement processes under strict regulatory oversight. The Canton Network, used by major financial players like Visa and Goldman Sachs, facilitates about $9 trillion in digitized assets, emphasizing privacy and compliance. AMINA's expansion also includes broader digital asset operations in Asia and Europe, with regulatory approvals in Hong Kong and Austria, further solidifying its role in institutional digital asset markets.