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Sygnum, the global digital asset banking group, has expanded its partnership with Switzerland’s Incore Bank to scale institutional access to crypto services. The move reflects accelerating demand from financial intermediaries seeking secure and regulated infrastructure for digital assets as adoption deepens across global markets.

The partnership builds on a relationship established in 2019, when Incore integrated Sygnum’s regulated custody and brokerage services into its offering. Now, Incore will extend its digital asset capabilities by leveraging Sygnum’s modular B2B platform, which provides scalable custody, tokenization, and asset management infrastructure. This expansion will give Incore’s network of banks, fintechs, and corporates early access to new products and secure pathways into the digital economy.

Both banks were among the first in Switzerland to secure approval from FINMA, a regulatory foundation that continues to set the country apart as a crypto hub. By combining their respective B2B networks, the institutions aim to improve trust, liquidity, and integration of crypto assets within the broader financial system.

Fritz Jost, Chief B2B Officer at Sygnum Bank, said: “Sygnum’s B2B infrastructure provides the security, scalability, and flexibility that the industry needs, as well as the innovative products that end-customers increasingly demand. Being ‘Future Ready’ is essential as the market accelerates, and we are proud to welcome Incore as a partner and to support them to continually expand and enhance their network’s digital asset infrastructure and offering.”

“As highly recognized B2B service provider for traditional and digital assets it is our great pleasure to expand our partnership with Sygnum as truly dynamic global player to our extensive community and partner for traditional asset services. In return, we are excited to expand our universe of crypto asset products by partnering with Sygnum and herewith strengthen Incore Banks digital assets offering,” said, Incore Bank CEO Mark Dambacher.

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Arun Shakyawar is a Tech writer based out of Los Angeles. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics and communications, and an MBA in marketing. He specializes in TMT. Before writing full-time, Arun worked as a management consultant with leading consulting firms. As a consultant he developed interest in blockchain technology, and now actively tracks blockchain and digital asset markets. Arun can be reached at arun@alexablockchain.com.

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