AMINA Bank Integrates Paxos’ USDG Stablecoin
AMINA Bank has added Paxos’ USDG stablecoin to its institutional offering, becoming one of the latest regulated financial institutions to join the Global Dollar Network (GDN). As a FINMA-supervised Swiss crypto bank with an international footprint, AMINA continues to expand its suite of institutional-grade digital dollar services at a time of rising demand for transparent, regulated stablecoin infrastructure. The move strengthens its positioning as a bridge between traditional finance and the blockchain-powered digital asset ecosystem.
USDG is a U.S. dollar-backed Digital Singapore, an affiliate of Paxos and a Major Payments Institution regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Like Paxos’ other compliant stablecoin models, USDG maintains one-to-one reserve backing—primarily in short-duration U.S. government securities—which aligns with AMINA Bank’s strict risk and governance standards. The integration adds another regulated stablecoin to AMINA’s existing roster, which includes USDT, USDC, EURC and RLUSD.
Myles Harrison, Chief Product Officer at AMINA Bank, said the partnership reflects AMINA’s ongoing commitment to compliant innovation. Beyond custody and trading, AMINA is also introducing a rewards program offering up to 4% annual rewards on USDG balances. Harrison emphasised that joining the Global Dollar Network connects AMINA to a rapidly growing ecosystem of regulated institutions working to standardise and scale digital dollar adoption worldwide.
How the Global Dollar Network Expands AMINA’s Liquidity and Institutional Connectivity
By joining the GDN, AMINA gains access to a network of platforms, custodians and financial platforms already supporting USDG and broader digital dollar infrastructure. The network includes prominent firms such as Robinhood, Kraken, OKX, Anchorage, Bullish and Galaxy—creating a globally connected environment in which stablecoin liquidity and interoperability can flow seamlessly across regulated entities. This connectivity allows AMINA to deliver deeper market access and support more efficient for its professional and institutional clients.
The GDN is designed to eliminate fragmentation across stablecoin markets by aligning participants under common risk, compliance, and interoperability frameworks. As institutional interest continues to shift toward fully regulated issuers, the network provides a crucial foundation for scaling settlement, payments, yield-generating products and tokenised financial instruments. For AMINA, which serves clients across Switzerland, the UAE, Hong Kong and the EU, joining this network enhances its ability to deliver unified, cross-border stablecoin capabilities.
Paxos’ Head of Crypto Business Development, Nick Robnett, noted that AMINA’s integration demonstrates the rising institutional demand for compliant . He emphasised that the GDN is building shared infrastructure that allows financial institutions to offer stablecoin services with confidence, ensuring that client transactions remain secure, auditable and aligned with global regulatory standards. AMINA’s participation strengthens the network’s credibility while reinforcing market demand for securety-first stablecoin answers.
Takeaway
What the Integration Means for AMINA’s Global Expansion and the Future of Regulated Digital Assets
The USDG rollout comes at a time when AMINA Bank is rapidly broadening its international regulatory presence. Recent licensing milestones include approvals in Hong Kong under the SFC’s digital asset framework and a CASP license in Austria under the EU’s MiCAR regime. These advancements position AMINA among the most comprehensively regulated digital asset banking groups globally, enhancing its ability to serve institutional clients viewking cross-jurisdictional consistency and strong regulatory oversight.
AMINA’s strategy centres on offering institutional-grade lens—combining custody, trading, staking-style rewards, and secure payment rails. Stablecoins have become a foundational building block in this strategy, enabling quicker settlement, more efficient cash management and improved access to tokenised financial instruments. By adding USDG and connecting to the GDN, AMINA strengthens its multi-stablecoin architecture and broadens its role in the global infrastructure supporting digital dollars at scale.
As regulated stablecoins continue gaining momentum across global markets, AMINA’s commitment to compliance and product diversification places it at the forefront of the industry’s evolution. With USDG joining its offerings, the bank is better positioned to support institutional clients navigating a world where blockchain-based money, cross-border settlement, and tokenised finance are becoming integral components of financial operations. The integration aligns with AMINA’s long-term mission to simplify crypto banking and accelerate the frameworks worldwide.
