AMINA Bank has become the first regulated bank globally to offer custody and trading services for SUI, the native token of the Sui blockchain.
Renowned for its institutional-grade applications, staking on SUI will become available to clients in the coming months.
“AMINA’s role extends beyond providing access. We identify and enable institutional participation in breakthrough technologies before they reach mainstream markets,” said Myles Harrison, chief product officer at AMINA Bank.
“What sets Sui apart is that it has been built specifically to replace Web2 infrastructure in businesses, offering efficiencies that many other Layer-1s simply cannot match.”
The bank’s SUI offering will provide clients with built-in deposit and withdrawal governance, with no volume caps or trading limits.
“We’re already seeing traditional businesses building on Sui, and we’re proud to be the first bank globally to provide our clients with regulated access to what represents the next generation of Layer-1 technology,” Harrison added.
The Sui blockchain has been designed for latency-sensitive applications, addressing the performance demands of institutional adoption.
As institutional crypto adoption accelerates, Sui represents the next evolution in blockchain infrastructure, bolstered by AMINA’s support.
“SUI access on AMINA is yet another marker of interest, as the Sui ecosystem continues its rapid expansion to more institutional surfaces around the world,” said Alonso de Gortari, chief economist and director of product and finance at Mysten Labs.
Myles Harrison will be joining further discussions of convergence at this years Capital Pioneer Digital Assets Summit.
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