Bringin is launching a business banking platform for companies in Europe that connects Bitcoin with conventional banking services, according to BitcoinNews as cited by ChainCatcher. The platform is designed to support corporate self-custody while offering a set of payment and treasury tools aimed at business users.
The service includes dedicated virtual IBANs, instant SEPA transfers, Bitcoin-euro conversion, Lightning Network payments, stablecoin support and cross-border payments. Companies using the platform can buy Bitcoin directly into self-custody wallets and use Bitcoin, stablecoins or euros to pay employees and suppliers.
Bringin also supports API integrations so businesses can plug payment functions into their existing systems. In addition, the company said it plans to add support for AI-focused MPP and x402 payment protocols. Beyond Europe, Bringin plans to expand into the United States, South Africa, the Philippines, Mexico and India.
Bringin is launching a business banking platform for European companies that links Bitcoin with traditional banking services, according to BitcoinNews as cited by ChainCatcher.
The platform supports corporate self-custody and offers dedicated virtual IBANs, instant SEPA transfers, Bitcoin-euro conversion, Lightning Network payments, stablecoin support and cross-border payments. Businesses can buy Bitcoin directly into self-custody wallets and use Bitcoin, stablecoins or euros to pay employees and suppliers.
Bringin also offers API access that lets companies integrate payment functions into existing systems. The company said it also plans to support AI-focused MPP and x402 payment protocols, and expand into the United States, South Africa, the Philippines, Mexico and India.
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