Bank Frick Expands Range of Crypto Assets to Offer Trading and Custodian Services for Bitcoin Cash
Bank Frick, a leading European blockchain bank, has expanded its range of cryptocurrencies for which it offers trading and custodian services.
Bank Frick now offers trading and secure custody of bitcoin cash (BCH) for professional market participants and wealthy private clients. Trading takes place within the fully regulated environment of the bank.
Security With Cold Storage Solutions and Diversification
As of today, professional market participants can invest in bitcoin cash (BCH) at Bank Frick. The cryptocurrency can be bought using euros, US dollars and Swiss francs. Trading takes place once a day. Since 2018, Liechtenstein-based Bank Frick has been offering investors a smooth and secure way to trade the leading cryptocurrencies bitcoin (BTC), litecoin (LTC), ripple (XRP), ether (ETH), ethereum classic (ETC), NEM (XEM), qtum (QTUM) and stellar (XLM). Clients can also deposit these assets with the bank for safekeeping.
Bank Frick has designed this offer particularly for institutional clients, miners and mining firms, and wealthy cryptocurrency investors. “By adding Bitcoin Cash, we are offering our clients yet another way to diversify their portfolios”, said Stefan Rauti, Head of Blockchain Banking at Bank Frick. “We are pleased to be able to offer this attractive cryptocurrency, which underlines our position as Europe’s leading blockchain bank.” In addition to trading, Bank Frick now offers secure custody of bitcoin cash. The bank keeps its customers’ crypto assets in cold storage wallets. These are physically separated from the web and therefore cannot be externally hacked. The wallets and their backup copies are held securely on a geo-redundant basis. Because investments in crypto assets are highly speculative, Bank Frick recommends to its clients that they form only a small part of any portfolio.
About Bank Frick
Bank Frick specializes in banking for intermediaries. The Liechtenstein bank provides a fully integrated offering of classic banking and blockchain banking services. Its clients include fintechs, asset managers, payment service providers, family offices, fund promoters, pension funds and fiduciaries. Bank Frick has been family-run since its foundation in 1998 as a licensed universal bank, and it adopts an entrepreneurial approach. The bank is currently under the majority control of the Kuno Frick Family Foundation (65%). Net1, the Nasdaq-listed financial technology group, owns 35% of its share capital. In October 2019, it was announced that Net1 would be increasing its stake in Bank Frick to 70%. The acquisition is awaiting approval by Liechtenstein’s Financial Market Authority (FMA). The Bank employs over 130 members of staff at its Balzers office and operates a branch in London, U.K.
Bank Frick is one of Europe’s pioneers of the regulated blockchain banking sector. Its offering covers trading and custody of crypto assets, as well as token sales. The bank also develops tailored crypto-structuring solutions for intermediaries. In addition to its highly regarded basic services, Bank Frick’s classic banking offerings cover services for funds and issues, focusing on formulating European (AIF, UCITS) and national fund solutions. In the capital market sector, Bank Frick develops tailored financial products for intermediaries and supports them along the whole issue process, acting also as a custodian bank. Bank Frick is the only Liechtenstein bank with acquiring licences from Visa and Mastercard, and it can process card payments globally for payment service providers and their online merchants.
Bank Frick established subsidiaries in 2019 to appear independently on the market with new services: Distributed Ventures AG, an incubator and accelerator to promote and finance fintech and blockchain start-ups, and The DLT Markets AG, which offers institutional investors professional access to digital assets. Also in 2019, Bank Frick took over the fintech company Tradico AG, which specializes in finance for goods purchasing for SMEs, and acquired a majority stake in the fintech company 21.finance AG, which operates area2Invest, a digital investment platform for classic and tokenized financial products.
Article Produced By
Avi Mizrahi
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