DescendantA Swiss Digital Asset Bank is expanding regulated institutional access to its professional customers with new detention, business and lending products for SUI blockchain.
Zurich- and Singapore-Monkey Firm Announced On Friday, it will now offer institutional-grade detention, spots and derivative trading for SUI, with upcoming stacking and SUI collateral-supported lombard loans. Steaking is expected to be launched in the coming weeks, with loans for the fourth quarter. All SUI holdings will be kept away from the bank’s balance sheet and settled to remote bankruptcy.
This step makes the July 2025 in its platform on the integration of SUI, which states that it makes the token the first Swiss bank to fully support the token. By working with the Sui Foundation, Sygnum aims to seek channels from banks, asset managers and high-qualified individuals, who are looking for safe, regulated risk for blockchain ecosystems.
Christian Thompson, managing director of SUI Foundation, said the partnership strengthens the needle connections for global institutional investors through a reliable, regulated gateway. Signum co-founder and CEO Mathius Ibac stated that the role of the bank is on digital assets and the “intersection” of traditional finance, which helps customers reach new opportunities within a regulated structure.
The SUI developed by former meta engineers in Miston Labs uses parallel transactions to improve scalability, similar to cloud-based services. It supports decentralized finance, quick payments, real -world property tokens and gaming, and deployed itself in the BTCFI section quickly, which allows bitcoin holders to participate in DEFI without compromising safety.
Signum has banking and digital asset licenses in Switzerland, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein, and provides services including regulated banking, asset management, tokingation and B2B solutions.
At the press time, according to coindesk data, SUI was trading at $ 3.84, which was 4.5% in the last 24 hours.
