Bringin has opened an invite-only beta for euro business accounts that allow companies across 30 European countries to hold, accept and pay in Bitcoin and stablecoins, while also running SEPA payments through a virtual IBAN in the company’s own name, according to a press release shared with Bitcoin Magazine.
The launch expands on Bringin’s consumer platform, which has processed more than €15 million, the press release said.
Product targets operational frictions for Bitcoin-focused businesses
Bringin said more European businesses are looking for the instant settlement, global reach and lower costs offered by Bitcoin and stablecoins. In its view, buying Bitcoin in Europe is relatively straightforward, but running a company on Bitcoin and stablecoin rails remains difficult.
According to the press release, many Europeans operating with Bitcoin or other virtual assets run into bank account restrictions and blocked transfers. Each conversion back to euros adds friction, records are spread across disconnected tools, and Travel Rule requirements turn otherwise simple payments into paperwork. Bringin said those issues have tied up Bitcoin’s use as money in bureaucracy.
Euro account, Bitcoin wallet and SEPA access in one setup
Bringin for Business is designed to connect Bitcoin and banking. The company said businesses can add Bitcoin to treasury, accept payments in Bitcoin, Lightning or stablecoins, and use Bitcoin to pay suppliers and payroll.
The press release said euro accounts and the company’s Bitcoin wallet sit in one place, with governance and security controls aimed at business use. Each company receives a dedicated virtual IBAN, described as a euro account number in the company’s own name, which connects the account to SEPA payments. Bringin said additional global payment rails are planned.
On custody and controls, the company said keys are generated and stored in a hardware security module rather than omnibus exchange wallets. Only designated company owners can move funds, make payments and add approval policies, according to the press release.
Bringin also points to AI-agent payment use cases
Separately, Bringin said it plans to offer APIs and MCP servers so companies can work with AI agents. With Lightning and stablecoin support, businesses would be able to accept payments from artificial intelligence bots. The company said this builds on its 2025 demonstration of agent payments over the Lightning Network.
Prashanth Chandrashekar, founder and CEO of Bringin, said: 「Bitcoin is the first money native to the internet, and Lightning makes it fast enough for everyday commerce. I’ve seen that potential since I started building on it in 2018. We proved it with consumers first. Now companies can use Bringin to get paid, hold value and move money globally, with accounts designed around self-custody and a seamless payment experience.」
Built on Lightspark Payments Europe AS infrastructure, now in pilot with 15 businesses
Bringin for Business is built on the MiCA-authorized infrastructure of Lightspark Payments Europe AS, according to the press release. The product is currently in pilot with 15 businesses, including Lightning payment tools, mining-rig sellers and Bitcoin conferences, and is handling cross-border payments and instant Bitcoin-to-euro conversions.
The service is now available to companies across 30 European countries.
The article first appeared in Bitcoin Magazine and was written by Juan Galt.