Digital Assets and Web3

Euro payment infrastructure for digital asset businesses

FinXP applies disciplined onboarding to digital asset businesses instead of rejecting the sector by default.

MFSA Licensed EMI Regulated onboarding Funds safeguarded, not lent out
Our position

Regulated openness, not blanket acceptance

FinXP has the competence and process to assess complex digital asset businesses properly, rather than offering blanket promises it cannot back up. We have followed the MiCA regime rather than reacting to it, and we assess each model on its flow of funds, counterparties and controls.

That cuts both ways. Eligible businesses get Euro accounts and payment capability from a licensed European institution. Models that sit outside our risk appetite get a clear, early no rather than a slow maybe.

  • Euro account and payment capability for eligible models
  • Onboarding that considers flow of funds, counterparties and controls
  • Support for businesses that need banking alternatives and payment infrastructure
  • Clear boundaries where a model does not fit FinXP risk appetite
€4B+
processed annually across FinXP infrastructure
Compliance first

Compliance first, always

Digital asset businesses rarely fail on technology. They fail on fiat access. These are the friction points we remove for eligible models.

Fiat on and off ramps
Onboarding that reviews substance
12
years operating under European regulation
12K+
business accounts operated across Europe
How assessment works

A disciplined process, a straight answer

  1. 01

    Tell us the model

    Business model, licences, jurisdictions and intended products. The real picture, not the pitch deck version.

  2. 02

    We review the substance

    Flow of funds, counterparties, controls and transaction profile, assessed by a team that understands the sector.

  3. 03

    Get a clear answer on fit

    A straight yes or no, early, before you invest weeks in an application that was never going to land.

  4. 04

    Onboard and operate

    Structured onboarding into Euro accounts and payment capability, with a named contact as you scale.

Different by design

Crypto businesses need different solutions

A digital asset business does not need a provider pretending it is a normal merchant. It needs banking alternatives built for its actual profile: fiat infrastructure that stands up to regulatory scrutiny, onboarding that asks the right questions, and boundaries that are explained rather than discovered.

That is why FinXP treats the sector as something to understand and structure, not something to avoid or oversell.

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The Fintech Times
The Paypers
Benzinga
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The Fintech Times
The Paypers
Benzinga
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Finextra
The Fintech Times
The Paypers
Benzinga
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Finextra
The Fintech Times
The Paypers
Benzinga
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Finextra
The Fintech Times
The Paypers
Benzinga
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Finextra
The Fintech Times
The Paypers
Benzinga
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Finextra
The Fintech Times
The Paypers
Benzinga
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FAQ

Digital asset payments, answered

FinXP can assess eligible digital asset businesses through its regulated onboarding process. We do not accept or reject by sector label. Each business is reviewed on its actual model, controls and counterparties, and eligible businesses gain access to Euro accounts and payment capability.

Business model, licences, counterparties, flow of funds, jurisdictions, controls, transaction profile and intended products. The aim is to understand how money actually moves through the business before anything goes live.

No. FinXP applies clear boundaries where a model does not fit its risk appetite. What we offer is a substantive assessment and an early, honest answer rather than a blanket promise or a default decline.

MFSA Licensed EMI, Malta

Talk to a provider that understands the model

Tell us how your business actually works and get a straight answer on fit, early.