Cantor Fitzgerald advises Swiss crypto bank AMINA on listing

AMINA, formerly SEBA Bank, reported 69% revenue growth for 2024. The bank holds a FINMA license and offers custody, trading, lending and staking. It also became the first international crypto banking group to secure a MiCA license, obtained through its Austrian subsidiary, giving it access to up to 30 EU markets. In May 2026 it became the first regulated bank to support trading and custody for Canton Coin.

The advisory is still in early stages. No valuation targets or listing venues have been disclosed, the person said.

If AMINA reaches public markets, it would join a small group of fully regulated, publicly traded crypto banks. The 69% revenue figure from 2024 is the kind of performance public market investors have been waiting to see from a regulated crypto entity. The MiCA license gives AMINA a head start across the EU at a time when regulatory clarity is finally taking shape.