Swiss AMINA Bank partners with Tokeny to launch compliant digital securities
Jinse Finance reported that Swiss crypto bank AMINA Bank AG has partnered with Luxembourg-based tokenization company Tokeny to provide a regulated channel for issuing digital securities. This collaboration combines AMINA’s bank-grade custody and settlement services with Tokeny’s issuance system built on the ERC-3643 standard—an authorized token standard designed specifically for compliant, identity-verified assets. The two companies describe this cooperative framework as a “regulated banking bridge” for real-world assets (RWAs) such as bonds and commercial papers.
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