AMINA Bank now offers regulated SUI trading and custody services to institutional clients under FINMA oversight.
SUI joins AMINA's platform with no trading limits and supports high volume and enterprise-grade transactions.
SUI adoption grows as ETF filings increase and its blockchain reaches over $2.2 billion in total value locked.
Swiss-regulated AMINA Bank has launched trading and custody services for SUI, the native token of the Sui blockchain. The bank now becomes the first global financial institution to provide regulated access to SUI. AMINA operates under the supervision of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA).
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The announcement follows rising institutional interest in SUI and its use in modern financial markets. This move strengthens AMINA’s position in bridging traditional banking and blockchain technology.
Institutional Access Drives Growth of SUI
Institutional attention toward SUI continues to increase. Canary Capital has submitted a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Meanwhile, 21Shares has submitted an SUI ETF proposal to Nasdaq. SUI also appears in Bitwise’s latest crypto index ETF.
Sui blockchain aims to support high-speed, large-scale applications. It is designed for enterprises transitioning from Web2 systems to Web3 infrastructure. The blockchain uses the Move programming language, which enables more secure and efficient transactions.
SUI Adoption Expands in Global Finance
In less than two years, the total value locked (TVL) in the Sui network has exceeded $1.96 billion. This growth reflects the increasing role of Sui within the competitive Layer-1 blockchain market.
Research conducted by AMINA shows that the Sui blockchain supports high-volume and latency-sensitive enterprise applications. This gives it a unique advantage over other networks currently available in the market.
No Limits on Trading Volume for SUI Clients
AMINA Bank’s new SUI services allow clients to trade without volume restrictions. There are no limits on transaction sizes or trading frequency. This gives institutions the freedom to build and adjust their strategies as needed.
Built-in governance features support deposits and withdrawals. This ensures full compliance with regulatory and audit standards. These features strengthen AMINA’s offering to institutional clients and meet operational security needs.
AMINA Plans to Add SUI Staking to Its Platform
The bank has plans to introduce staking services for SUI in the coming months. This will allow clients to participate in the Sui network while earning rewards. The move aligns with the ongoing integration of blockchain services into regulated financial institutions.
SUI now joins AMINA’s broader list of digital assets. The platform already supports Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and Avalanche. With SUI included, AMINA continues to build a complete institutional-grade crypto service.
