Myles Harrison, chief product officer at the Zug-headquartered firm, identified user experience as the critical blocker for the next phase of market growth. The partnership allows clients to verify wallet ownership and deposit stablecoins across more than 300 providers in a single, streamlined flow. This shift is particularly targeted at corporate treasurers seeking cost-effective cross-border settlements.
AMINA Bank Targets Mass Adoption Through Mesh Integration
Complexity remains the primary hurdle for institutional crypto adoption, forcing digital asset specialists to prioritize seamless user journeys. By integrating the Mesh payments network, Switzerland-based AMINA Bank aims to eliminate the friction that has historically deterred traditional corporate clients and non-native users from entering the digital asset ecosystem.
Data from Bessemer Venture Partners highlights the urgency of this pivot, with real-world stablecoin payments doubling to $400 billion in 2025. Approximately 60 percent of this volume stems from business-to-business transactions. For AMINA, which maintains a global footprint across Abu Dhabi, Austria, and Hong Kong, the collaboration also provides supplementary KYC information, reinforcing compliance as regulations under the MiCAR framework continue to evolve.
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