The tie-up lets AMINA clients verify wallet ownership and deposit stablecoins and other digital assets through more than 300 wallet providers inside its banking platform.
AMINA Bank AG said it has become the first Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) regulated crypto bank to integrate Mesh, adding verified deposit technology to its online banking platform. The feature is designed to let clients verify wallet ownership and deposit stablecoins and other digital assets in one flow across more than 300 wallet providers, removing manual address entry, external wallet-signing steps and other multi-step checks that have typically slowed transfers into regulated institutions. The companies framed the move as a response to growing stablecoin payment activity and a gap between demand and regulated banking infrastructure. Citing Bessemer Venture Partners, the announcement said real-world stablecoin payments doubled in 2025 to $400 billion, with 60% of volume driven by B2B flows such as corporate treasury and cross-border settlement. AMINA said the integration will be available soon, with additional capabilities later this year including streamlined wallet verification during onboarding, and it plans to extend Mesh connectivity to withdrawals and payouts in the future.