AMINA Bank Launches Regulated SUI Trading and Custody Services

Highlights:

• AMINA Bank becomes the first regulated institution to offer SUI trading and custody services.
• SUI gains momentum with growing ETF interest and enterprise use.
• AMINA plans to introduce SUI staking for clients soon.

Swiss-regulated crypto bank AMINA Bank has launched SUI trading and custody services for the native token of the Sui blockchain. This makes it the first global bank to allow full regulatory access to the asset. The announcement has been made amid the increasing growth of SUI in the global financial markets.

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Currently regulated by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), AMINA aims to close the gap between traditional banking and blockchain technology. The introduction of regulated SUI trading and custody services positions it at the forefront to facilitate institutional access to new digital assets.

Such a step is part of the trend of bridging blockchain into the mainstream of finance. As several SUI ETF filings are underway, the institutions are getting attention. Canary Capital has filed with the SEC, and 21Shares has submitted with the Nasdaq. SUI has also been included in the latest crypto index ETF provided by Bitwise.

🚀 Another #AMINAFirst: SUI Trading & Custody Now Available on AMINA

We are proud to be the first regulated bank with global reach to offer both trading and institutional-grade custody for SUI. @SuiNetwork isn’t just another Layer 1.

Built by the team behind Meta’s Diem… pic.twitter.com/WgJrZXzXhE

— AMINA Bank (@AMINABankGlobal) August 5, 2025

SUI Gains Institutional Momentum

The Sui blockchain is optimized towards high speed, scale, and enterprise use cases. In addition, it is focused on the businesses transitioning from Web2 to Web3 infrastructure. Based on the recent research conducted by AMINA, Sui provides a new direction to Layer-1 blockchains that use the Move programming language to achieve secure and efficient operation.

@SuiNetwork's breakout isn’t just hype — it’s infrastructure finally catching up to ambition.

Here’s why builders, protocols, and now institutions are taking notice. 🧵👇 pic.twitter.com/0PV5YFGPc8

— AMINA Bank (@AMINABankGlobal) July 31, 2025

Within two years, Sui has achieved a total value locked of more than $2.2 billion. This shows the rapid development and importance of it within the competitive Layer-1 market. It is also assisting institutions in recognizing their ability to support latency-sensitive and high-volume applications.

Myles Harrison, Chief Product Officer of AMINA Bank, added, “We recognize and make available to institutions access to breakthrough technologies prior to their mainstream market.” He added that traditional businesses are also beginning to build on Sui, which is an indication of practical enterprise adoption.

The addition of SUI to AMINA’s platform does not require trading limits or volume capping. Consequently, this provides clients with the liberty to coordinate strategies freely. AMINA also has features that ensure built-in governance support for deposits and withdrawals, making it compliant with audits and standards.

SUI Integration Signals Wider Market Expansion

The move of AMINA is as the broader general trend toward the integration of digital assets with institutional-grade services. Although many blockchains can accommodate consumer demands, the Sui infrastructure can handle enterprises, which is favorable to international businesses.

Alonso de Gortari, Chief Economist at Mysten Labs, said:

“SUI access on AMINA is yet another marker of interest as the Sui ecosystem continues its rapid expansion to more institutional surfaces around the world.”

Mysten Labs also pointed out that Sui was designed with the scale that banks and enterprises require. AMINA Bank’s infrastructure and its worldwide client base position it as a robust platform for further SUI growth. The platform’s design supports both performance and compliance. This has enabled institutional investors to buy, sell, or even hold SUI safely within a regulated environment. In the months ahead, AMINA also plans to offer SUI staking services, another way to strengthen its ecosystem.

The incorporation of SUI has enabled AMINA to provide trading and custody services for a broad scope of digital assets. This covers cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Avalanche (AVAX), among others.

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