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AMINA Bank has joined hands with 21X to enter the blockchain-based securities market within the European Union, accelerating the convergence of digital assets and traditional finance.
According to Cointelegraph on March 10 (local time), Switzerland-based digital asset bank AMINA Bank has entered into a strategic partnership with 21X, a distributed ledger technology (DLT)-based exchange. Through this collaboration, AMINA Bank plans to provide an environment in which digital securities issued by its clients can be listed and traded on 21X’s DLT trading and settlement system.
The partnership focuses on realizing the tokenization of securities within a regulated framework by leveraging the European Union’s DLT Pilot Regime. 21X is one of the first DLT-based exchanges approved by Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) and supports the tokenized trading of various financial instruments, including stocks and bonds. AMINA Bank will handle custody, brokerage, and listing support, offering institutional investors efficient blockchain-based investment solutions.
Securities trading utilizing distributed ledger technology significantly reduces the complexity of traditional financial settlement processes and lowers costs. A system in which trading and settlement occur simultaneously in real time enhances liquidity provision speed and delivers transparent transaction data to market participants. As the potential of the asset tokenization market continues to grow, AMINA Bank is advancing efforts to establish blockchain technology as a core infrastructure of the financial system.
Industry observers view this collaboration as a symbolic case of digital assets entering the institutional framework in Europe. Following the success of spot Bitcoin ETFs, institutional interest is expanding toward the tokenization of real-world assets, and there are expectations of first-mover advantages based on regulatory compliance. Building on its experience in Switzerland, AMINA Bank aims to expand its digital financial services across Europe and attract capital from traditional finance.
The partnership between AMINA Bank and 21X marks the beginning of a transformation in which blockchain technology moves beyond simple digital asset trading to fundamentally reshape the operation of securities markets. Built on proven technology within the European Union’s strict regulatory environment, this market is expected to become a benchmark for financial institutions worldwide.
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