Bringin is rolling out a business banking platform for companies in Europe that links Bitcoin with traditional banking rails while keeping self-custody in the mix. According to a post shared by Bitcoin News on X, the platform includes dedicated virtual IBANs, instant SEPA transfers, Bitcoin-to-euro conversion, Lightning Network payments, stablecoin support, and cross-border payment functions. Companies can buy Bitcoin directly into self-custody wallets and use Bitcoin, stablecoins, or euros to pay employees and suppliers.
Bringin also said the platform can connect to existing business systems through an API, extending payment functionality without requiring a full rebuild of internal workflows. On the product roadmap, the company plans to add support for AI-focused MPP and the x402 payment protocol. Beyond Europe, Bringin said it intends to expand into the United States, South Africa, the Philippines, Mexico, and India.
Bringin is rolling out a business banking platform for companies in Europe that connects Bitcoin with traditional banking services while supporting self-custody, according to a post by Bitcoin News on X.
Platform includes IBAN, SEPA, FX and crypto payment tools
The platform offers dedicated virtual IBANs, instant Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) transfers, Bitcoin-to-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.
API access and broader expansion are part of the plan
Bringin also supports API-based integration, allowing companies to plug payment functions into their existing systems.
The company said it plans to add support for AI-focused MPP and the x402 payment protocol, and expand into the United States, South Africa, the Philippines, Mexico, and India.
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