Cantor Fitzgerald has taken on an advisory role for AMINA Bank, the Swiss digital asset institution licensed by FINMA and previously known as SEBA Bank, as it considers going public. This development highlights growing momentum for crypto-native firms to access public markets, backed by established players from traditional finance eager to lead these transitions.
AMINA Bank stands out as a fully regulated Swiss bank offering full services like custody, trading, lending, and staking focused on digital assets. The bank reported a remarkable 69% increase in revenue for 2024, which earned it the distinction of being Switzerland’s fastest-growing crypto bank that year.
In addition to financial growth, AMINA has strengthened its regulatory standing significantly. It became the first international crypto banking group to obtain a MiCA license through its Austrian subsidiary, enabling access to approximately 30 European Union markets. plus in May 2026, it gained the distinction of being the first regulated bank to provide trading and custody services for Canton Coin.
Cantor Fitzgerald’s engagement with AMINA fits into a broader strategic push to develop blockchain capital markets. Their recent partnership with Securitize aims to facilitate on-chain IPOs and token offerings, creating a path for companies to raise capital while maintaining their blockchain-first identities. Although talks with AMINA are still in early phases, no specifics on valuations or stock exchange targets have emerged yet.
If AMINA successfully lists, it would join a rare group of publicly traded, fully regulated crypto banks worldwide. Investors who have long awaited proven financial results in the crypto sector will likely take interest, given AMINA’s strong revenue growth and regulatory milestones. Its MiCA license positions the bank ahead of competitors in navigating Europe’s evolving regulatory landscape.
