Fintech company Bringin has opened an invitation-only beta for its euro business account product, targeting companies that use bitcoin and stablecoins. The offering gives businesses a dedicated virtual euro IBAN and access to SEPA payment rails, while letting them retain control of their bitcoin through self-custody infrastructure. According to the report cited by Techub News, the beta is already being used by 15 businesses and is open to companies across 30 European countries. The underlying infrastructure is provided by Lightspark Payments Europe. The item was attributed to NewsBTC.
Bringin has opened an invitation-only beta for its euro business account, according to Techub News. The product is designed for companies that use bitcoin and stablecoins.
Businesses using the service can receive a dedicated virtual euro IBAN and access to SEPA payment rails. At the same time, they keep control of their bitcoin through self-custody infrastructure.
The beta is currently being used by 15 businesses and is available to companies in 30 European countries. Its infrastructure is provided by Lightspark Payments Europe.
The report cited by Techub News was attributed to NewsBTC.
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