Bank Leumi teams up with Galaxy Digital to launch crypto trading services in 2027

Bank Leumi teams up with Galaxy Digital to launch crypto trading services in 2027

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2026-08-14 12:22:48
Bank Leumi, an Israeli bank, has partnered with Galaxy Digital to offer customers trading in digital assets starting in 2027, according to PR Newswire. The initial lineup will include Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. The announcement also says Bank Leumi will become the first bank in Israel to provide digital asset trading services to its clients. In addition to the trading rollout, Leumi will integrate Galaxy’s digital asset custody infrastructure platform, which will serve as the security architecture supporting the bank’s digital asset offering. The partnership sets out both the customer-facing trading service and the underlying custody-related infrastructure that will support it.
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Bank Leumi has announced a partnership with Galaxy Digital and plans to offer clients trading services for digital assets including Bitcoin starting in 2027, according to PR Newswire.

The first group of supported assets will include Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. Based on the announcement, Bank Leumi will also become the first bank in Israel to provide clients with digital asset trading services.

Leumi will also connect to Galaxy’s digital asset custody infrastructure platform, which will provide the underlying security architecture for the bank’s digital asset services.

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