Swiss compliant bank AMINA partners with blockchain securities platform 21X to promote the development of digital securities in Europe, improving efficiency and compliance through atomic settlement and the ERC-3643 standard, accelerating the implementation of institutional-grade blockchain finance.
Swiss compliant bank AMINA and 21X, a leading European blockchain securities platform, have reached a historic partnership, making AMINA the first licensed bank to officially join the digital securities ecosystem. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the deep integration of traditional financial systems and blockchain technology, opening up a safer and more efficient path for institutional investors to trade digital assets.
The core advantage of the 21X platform lies in its "atomic settlement" function, which enables the simultaneous delivery of securities and funds in a single transaction, completely eliminating the delays and counterparty risks associated with the traditional T+2 settlement model. Currently, tokenized stocks and U.S. Treasury bonds have been launched on the platform, attracting a large number of institutional investors. However, cross-chain interoperability remains a major bottleneck, affecting the depth of liquidity pool expansion and greater market participation.
As a listing sponsor, AMINA integrates the entire process of issuance, custody, and trading, allowing institutions to avoid connecting with multiple compliance and custody service providers, greatly simplifying the access process. The platform adopts the ERC-3643 standard, using smart contracts to automatically perform investor identity verification and regulatory reporting, significantly reducing compliance costs and operational complexity.
According to market forecasts, the global tokenized real-world asset scale is expected to reach $26.5 billion by 2026. At the same time, Nasdaq and Kraken's collaboration to promote the pilot of tokenized stocks in the retail sector further validates the development potential of this field. AMINA's deep involvement provides key support for building a regulated blockchain financial infrastructure in Europe.
The industry generally believes that only by achieving seamless custody and cross-chain interoperability within a compliant framework can the large-scale implementation of digital securities be truly promoted. This collaboration is not only a technological breakthrough, but also the beginning of the coordinated evolution of systems and ecosystems.
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