Crypto offering: AMINA Bank subsidiary receives MiCA license
- AMINA Bank AG announced today that its newly founded wholly-owned subsidiary AMINA (Austria) AG has received a license as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) under the MiCA Regulation from the Austrian Financial Market Authority.
- The FMA's approval paves the way for the launch of AMINA EU. Regulated crypto trading, custody, and portfolio management services, as well as crypto staking, will be launched through this platform. These services will be available to professional investors such as family offices.
- Franz Bergmüller, CEO of AMINA Bank, explains: “The granting of the MiCA-CASP license to AMINA EU once again underlines the AMINA Group's commitment to the highest regulatory standards and meeting the growing global demand for trustworthy crypto services.”
- Austria was chosen as the European entry point for AMINA EU due to its regulatory framework and commitment to investor protection. The company is already registered in thirteen other European countries.
- Eckehard Stolz, Managing Director of AMINA EU, explains the move as follows: “Professional investors in Europe are looking for secure, regulated access to cryptocurrencies, and we are meeting this demand by launching AMINA's European business in Austria.”
- He goes on to say: “By combining Swiss banking DNA and sound expertise with the strength of Austrian regulation, we are building a trustworthy infrastructure to bridge the gap between traditional finance and cryptocurrencies.”
- Meanwhile, disillusionment prevails in the crypto market. Bitcoin was recently driven down to $107,000 by whale selling.
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source
- Press release | AMINA Group
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