
AMINA Bank is exploring a public listing with Cantor Fitzgerald's advisory support. The Swiss FINMA-supervised lender posted 69% revenue growth in fiscal 2024 and holds a MiCA license for EU market access.
AMINA Bank, the Swiss crypto-focused lender supervised by FINMA, is exploring a public listing with strategic support from Cantor Fitzgerald. The financial firm has begun advisory work to help the bank structure a potential initial public offering, according to market reports.
Cantor Fitzgerald recently expanded its digital asset markets division to handle blockchain-related listing processes. The firm previously partnered with Securitize to enable tokenized public offerings, a framework that could factor into AMINA's roadmap toward going public.
AMINA operates under Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) rules and offers institutional custody, trading, lending, and cryptocurrency staking services. Through an Austrian subsidiary, the bank obtained a license under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, granting direct access to roughly 30 EU markets.
In the 2024 fiscal year, the institution posted 69% revenue growth. In May 2026, it became the first regulated entity to offer custody and trading for Canton Coin. The bank plans to expand supported asset coverage to meet institutional demand.
The IPO preparation process will continue over the coming quarters, with financial evaluations expected before regulators in the next review period.
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