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<\/a><\/a>\nCanton has gained significant institutional momentum in recent months, attracting TradFi and DeFi organizations, including the DTCC, Visa, and BitGo, that are building next-generation settlement, tokenisation, custody, and collateral workflows on the network. Canton is also developing an on-chain capital markets ecosystem that encompasses repo, lending, and wrapped asset flows \u2014 all under compliance and settlement constraints designed for regulated participants.<\/p>
\nAMINA will help reduce friction for professional investors, Super Validators, and institutions running tokenisation and settlement workflows on Canton. Through a single FINMA-regulated institution, AMINA clients can custody and trade Canton Coin with the governance they expect from an institutional banking partner.<\/p>
\nMyles Harrison, Chief Product Officer at AMINA<\/b>, said: \u201cCanton Network represents something we are seeing more broadly in digital assets: infrastructure that has been purpose-built for regulated institutions, not retrofitted. By making Canton Coin available for custody and trading, AMINA is providing clients, whether they are Super Validators or investors seeking exposure to Canton Network's growth, with the regulated access they need to engage with this ecosystem. Making Canton Coin available is a deliberate step to ensure our clients have regulated access to the infrastructure underpinning institutional finance\u2019s next chapter.\u201d<\/p>
\nViv Diwakar, Head of the Canton Foundation<\/b>, said: \u201cCanton Network was designed to meet the needs of regulated financial institutions \u2014 privacy, compliance, and settlement finality built into the architecture. AMINA shares that philosophy. For Canton Network participants who need a compliant, supervised home for their Canton Coin holdings, AMINA provides that with the credibility and regulatory standing that the ecosystem demands.\u201d<\/p>
\nAMINA has established a proven track record of being first to bring strategically significant cryptocurrencies to its professional investor and institutional client base. The bank was the first globally to support Ripple USD (RLUSD) and the first to offer SUI trading and custody, both of which have since seen growing institutional uptake. As Canton Network's ecosystem continues to develop, AMINA intends to deepen its participation in the network during the period ahead.<\/p>
\nDisclaimer: This is a marketing communication made to you by AMINA Bank AG (\u201cAMINA\u201d), a Swiss bank and securities dealer with office and legal domicile at Kolinplatz 15, 6300 Zug, Switzerland, authorized and regulated by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (\u201cFINMA\u201d). AMINA is not licensed as a bank in any other jurisdiction. This marketing communication is prepared solely for information and marketing purposes and is intended to be marketing material within the meaning of Article 68 of the Swiss Financial Services Act (FinSA); it is an advertisement; it is not a solicitation, recommendation, advice or an offer or intention to make an offer to buy or sell any financial instrument or to participate in any particular investment strategy. This marketing communication is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to the public in any jurisdiction where AMINA is not authorised to acquire, dispose of or engage in any product. Certain products and services may not be available to all clients based on legal and regulatory considerations.<\/i><\/p>
\nAbout AMINA \u2014 Crypto. Banking. Simplified.<\/b><\/p>
\nFounded in April 2018 and established in Zug (Switzerland), AMINA Bank AG is a pioneer in the crypto banking industry. In August 2019, AMINA Bank AG received the Swiss Banking and Securities Dealer License from the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (\u201cFINMA\u201d). In February 2022, AMINA Bank AG, Abu Dhabi Global Markets (\u201cADGM\u201d) Branch received Financial Services Permission from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (\u201cFSRA\u201d) of ADGM. In November 2023, AMINA (Hong Kong) Limited received its Type 1 (Dealing in Securities), Type 4 (Advising on Securities) and Type 9 (Asset Management) licenses from the Securities and Futures Commission (\u201cSFC\u201d). In October 2025, the firm\u2019s Type 1 license was further approved for uplift to include digital asset dealing services for Professional Investors under Hong Kong\u2019s digital asset regulatory framework. In October 2025, AMINA (Austria) AG (\u201cAMINA EU\u201d) received its CASP license from Austria\u2019s Financial Market Authority (\u201cFMA\u201d) under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCAR) framework.<\/p>
\nCVVC Global Report and CB Insights named AMINA as one of the Top 50 Companies within the blockchain ecosystem. In 2023, AMINA won the European WealthBriefing Award in the Digital Assets Solution, Fund Manager category. AMINA was most recently recognised as Institutional Digital Asset Innovation of the Year at the Hedgeweek\u00ae Global Digital Assets Awards 2025.<\/p>
\nTo learn more about AMINA, visit www.aminagroup.com<\/a><\/p> \nAbout Canton Network<\/b><\/p> \nCanton is the only public, permissionless blockchain purpose-built for institutional finance\u2013uniquely combining privacy, compliance, and scalability. With participation from leading global financial institutions and network governance independently facilitated by the Canton Foundation, Canton enables real-time, secure synchronization and settlement across multiple asset classes on a shared, interoperable infrastructure. The open-sourced network is powered by its native token, Canton Coin, and supports decentralized governance and collaborative application development. It\u2019s the proven link between the promise of blockchain and the power of global finance, making finance flow the way it should. Learn more at: canton.network<\/a><\/p>