Bringin Launches Euro Business Accounts with Self-Custody Bitcoin

Bringin has launched an invite-only beta for euro business accounts tailored for companies using Bitcoin and stablecoins. The service offers a named euro vIBAN and SEPA access while allowing businesses to maintain control of their Bitcoin through self-custody infrastructure. Currently, 15 businesses are testing the platform, which is available across 30 European countries.

The key feature of Bringin’s offering is the separation of banking access from custody. Companies can manage euro payments while retaining control of their Bitcoin, as private keys are generated in a secure enclave and require authentication from a designated company owner. This setup is particularly valuable for Bitcoin-focused businesses that need financial services without transferring their treasury into a conventional custodial account.

The platform also supports Lightning and stablecoin workflows, enabling companies to move between crypto balances and euro payments seamlessly. Bringin’s consumer platform has already processed over €15 million, and the business product extends this model to corporate accounts with accounting integrations. The beta is still in testing, so it should not be considered a complete banking replacement, but it represents a notable step in integrating self-custodied Bitcoin with traditional banking rails.