Crypto-friendly banks
Banks that work with crypto businesses.
Fidelity Digital Assets
Fidelity Digital Assets is an institutional crypto custody and trading platform from Fidelity Investments, founded in 2018. Its US entity, a National…
Fiat Republic
Fiat Republic is B2B payment infrastructure built specifically for crypto platforms. Through a single API it provides fiat accounts, named virtual IBANs for…
Equals
Equals, also trading as Equals Money, is a UK provider of international payments, multi-currency accounts and corporate cards, with embedded finance for…
EQIBank
EQIBank is an offshore bank based in Dominica that advertises multi-currency banking-as-a-service and a separate scenario for crypto exchanges. The legal…
dtcpay
dtcpay is a Singapore payment company, operated by Digital Treasures Center Pte Ltd, that connects fiat and stablecoins for businesses. It covers business…
DBS Bank
DBS Bank is a Singapore bank that appears in several roles: merchant acquiring, business accounts, digital-asset custody and escrow. Crypto activity sits on a…
Customers Bank
Customers Bank is a US bank headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania, founded in 2009. It serves businesses, and its published target segments include fintech…
Custodia Bank
Custodia Bank is a Wyoming special purpose depository institution (SPDI) that focuses on infrastructure for banks rather than mass-market accounts. Its current…
BNY
BNY, formerly known as BNY Mellon, is a New York bank headquartered at 240 Greenwich Street. Two of its institutional services are relevant here: digital-asset…
BCB Group
BCB Group provides regulated payment and digital financial services for the crypto industry. It is a payment and crypto services group, not a bank, and the…
Banque Delubac & Cie
Banque Delubac & Cie is a French bank that offers companies a crypto portfolio for corporate treasury. It holds MiCA authorisation number N2025-004, is…
Banking Circle
Banking Circle is a licensed technology bank for payment service providers, banks and other institutions, founded in 2015 and operating from Luxembourg, London…
Bank Frick
Bank Frick is a Liechtenstein bank with a dedicated Blockchain Banking Solutions line for crypto exchanges, brokers and other established blockchain companies…
Bankera
Bankera is a payment service offering business accounts, including for crypto exchanges, brokers, mining and staking companies. It is an alternative to a bank…
Anchorage Digital
Anchorage Digital is a US national trust bank for institutional digital assets, combining custody, settlement and USD banking. The operating entity is…
Paxos
Paxos is a regulated blockchain infrastructure provider for enterprises, founded in 2012 with offices in New York, Singapore and the UAE. Its US entity, Paxos…
Bilder / Bilderlings
Bilder / Bilderlings is a payment service for companies that deal with clients and partners in different countries. The operator is Bilderlings Pay Limited, a…
BVNK
BVNK is a stablecoin and fiat payment infrastructure provider founded in 2021. Businesses, fintech platforms and payment partners use it to accept, send, hold…
Crypto-friendly banks by country
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Banking a crypto business
Exchangers, OTC desks, crypto processors and token projects all need fiat rails at some point — to pay salaries, receive client funds or settle with liquidity providers. Many banks still restrict accounts that send or receive money from crypto platforms. This subsection lists crypto friendly banks and institutions that state they onboard crypto companies.
What "crypto friendly" usually means
It ranges widely. Some banks only tolerate occasional transfers from regulated exchanges to an ordinary business account. Others offer dedicated services for VASPs: client money accounts, high transaction limits, instant settlement networks between clients and connections to stablecoin issuers. Ask exactly which flows are allowed before applying.
Typical expectations from the bank
- A VASP or CASP registration or licence where the activity requires one.
- Documented AML framework, an MLRO and KYT tooling for incoming coins.
- Clear description of counterparties: which exchanges, OTC desks and wallets you use.
- Source-of-funds evidence for founders' crypto holdings.
- Projected volumes and the share of crypto-related flows.
What to compare
- Account currencies and rails: SEPA, SWIFT, Faster Payments, USD correspondent access.
- Whether client funds can be held (segregated accounts) or only operating money.
- Fees, minimum balances and onboarding fees.
- Track record: how stable the bank's crypto policy has been over time.
Alternatives and neighbours
If a bank is out of reach, an EMI or a business account provider with crypto tolerance may fit. To convert between crypto and fiat without your own banking, look at OTC desks, crypto-fiat exchangers and stablecoin settlement.
Country pages include Switzerland, UAE and Singapore. Check Offers and post a request if needed. Banks decide on onboarding themselves.