Sygnum Europe Leverages Global Banking Platform and Products to Expand EU Market Access
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Sygnum Europe Leverages Global Banking Platform and Products to Expand EU Market Access
Sygnum, a global digital asset banking group, is leveraging its global banking platform, products and operational experience across Switzerland, Singapore and the Middle East to scale its EU client base via a CASP authorisation for its Sygnum Europe subsidiary. As the MiCAR transition period ends, Sygnum Europe smoothly shifts into operating-mode under the new regime with its licence in Liechtenstein. Leveraging the advantages of being backed by…
Sygnum Europe Goes Live Under MiCAR With CASP Licence in Liechtenstein
Sygnum, the Switzerland-based digital asset banking group, has activated its Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) licence in Liechtenstein, marking the formal start of operations for its Sygnum Europe subsidiary under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR).The licence, granted by Liechtenstein's Financial Market Authority, came into effect as MiCAR's transition period ended on 30 June 2026. It gives Sygnum Europe passporting access…
The Sygnum digital asset banking group uses its banking platform, products and operational experience in Switzerland, Singapore and the Middle East to expand its EU customer base through CASP authorization for its subsidiary Sygnum Europe.
Sygnum Targets Europe With Micar Licence Expansion
Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum is stepping up its European ambitions. Backed by a new Micar licence for its Liechtenstein subsidiary, the company is rolling out its banking platform across the EU, targeting wealthy clients, institutional investors and banks seeking regulated digital asset services.
Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum is expanding its expansion in Europe. Thanks to the new Micar license of its Liechtenstein subsidiary, the company aims to open up wealthy private customers, institutional investors and banks in the EU.
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