Ripple, a leading crypto-focused fintech company, has partnered with AMINA Bank to enable near real-time cross-border payments for the bank’s clients. AMINA Bank, a Swiss FINMA-regulated crypto bank with a global presence, is now the first European bank to adopt Ripple’s licensed end-to-end payments solution. This integration allows AMINA’s customers to send and receive international payments faster, more securely, and with greater transparency, marking a major step in expanding Ripple’s footprint across regulated European financial institutions.
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