Hong Kong's drive to become a leading crypto center accelerates as AMINA secures institutional approval
- AMINA Bank AG, a Swiss crypto-focused bank, became the first international institution to secure a Hong Kong SFC license for institutional-grade crypto trading and custody services. - The license enables trading in 13 major cryptocurrencies and complies with SFC standards through SOC 1/2 Type 2-certified security frameworks, addressing prior market gaps in regulated offerings. - Hong Kong's crypto market saw 233% trading volume growth in H1 2025, with AMINA planning to expand into tokenized assets and st
AMINA Bank AG, a Swiss financial institution specializing in cryptocurrencies, has become the first global banking group to
With this license, AMINA’s Hong Kong branch can now
The digital asset sector in Hong Kong has expanded rapidly, with AMINA noting
This regulatory approval comes as Hong Kong continues to enhance its oversight of the crypto industry. In August 2025, the city
AMINA’s entry into Hong Kong’s institutional crypto space reflects a broader international trend. The Securities and Futures Commission has been
This move also supports Hong Kong’s broader strategy to connect with global liquidity networks. SFC CEO Julia Leung recently
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