PostFinance brings crypto trading and Ethereum staking to Swiss businesses
PostFinance has expanded its digital asset services to include Swiss businesses and private customers with joint accounts. The move comes as demand for cryptocurrency solutions grows, even though only a small fraction of companies currently use them.
The new offering allows corporate clients to trade 22 cryptocurrencies and participate in Ethereum staking through the bank’s existing platforms. The service operates as an execution-only model, similar to PostFinance’s existing setup for retail users. Corporate clients, including financial institutions and insurers, can now manage digital assets directly through the bank’s e-finance platform and mobile app.
For private customers, the option extends to joint partner accounts. Users can automate investments via a savings plan feature, starting with a minimum deposit of $50.
All digital assets remain securely stored in Switzerland, adhering to strict regulatory and audit requirements. Corporate users also gain access to Ethereum staking, which lets them earn rewards by validating network transactions.
Despite limited adoption—only 14% of Swiss firms have hands-on experience with digital assets—institutional interest continues to rise. PostFinance’s expansion targets this growing demand across different business sectors. The bank’s latest offering provides businesses and joint account holders with a regulated way to trade and stake cryptocurrencies. With 22 tradable assets and automated investment options, the service aims to meet increasing institutional and retail demand.
All transactions and storage comply with Swiss financial regulations, ensuring security and transparency for users.
