AMINA Bank has made history by launching the world’s first regulated POL staking service for institutional clients. The Swiss FINMA-regulated bank now lets institutions stake POL under full compliance.
Institutions can get into safe POL staking, earn rewards, and help secure the Polygon network.
A Big Step for Institutional Blockchain Adoption
AMINA Bank’s new service gives clients a compliant and easy way to engage with Polygon’s ecosystem. The bank also offers boosted staking rewards of up to 15%, thanks to the partnership with the Polygon Foundation. It includes the bank’s regular 4–5% reward plus an extra boost directly from Polygon.
🇨🇭 NEW: Swiss-regulated AMINA Bank becomes the first regulated firm to offer institutional $POL staking with Polygon Foundation. pic.twitter.com/BKETJoan0R
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) October 9, 2025
Institutions can now help secure the network through this service. They can do so while staying fully compliant with financial regulations. It marks another significant step toward bridging the gap between traditional finance (tradfi) and blockchain.
Why POL Staking Matters
Polygon has become a favorite blockchain among major financial institutions. BlackRock, JPMorgan, and Franklin Templeton use Polygon for on-chain finance and tokenization. The network supports nearly $3 billion in stablecoin market value. It recently surpassed $1 billion in tokenized real-world assets.
AMINA is proud to collaborate with @0xPolygon, one of the most widely adopted networks in Web3. 🚀
Polygon has become a global standard for scalability and enterprise adoption, powering applications from tokenised assets to real-world finance.
As the first regulated bank to… pic.twitter.com/X2FGsDBICl
— AMINA Bank (@AMINABankGlobal) October 9, 2025
It’s also one of the most efficient blockchains for payments. It offers fees under a cent and transactions that settle in less than five seconds. Polygon even powers platforms like Stripe’s payment system and Nike’s SWOOSH platform.
Voices from AMINA and Polygon
Myles Harrison, Chief Product Officer at AMINA Bank, said it reflects how blockchain adoption is speeding up. “Our expansion of POL services gives institutional clients regulated access to the blockchain,” he said. “It also rewards them for helping secure a network trusted by major global institutions.”
Marc Boiron, CEO of Polygon Labs, called it a “turning point.” He said institutions aren’t just buying tokens anymore. The individuals now want to join the networks that are shaping the internet’s value layer.
POL adoption keeps growing
Switzerland’s fastest-growing regulated crypto bank, with $4.2B+ in AUM, is now the first bank in the world to offer institutional staking for POL.
In addition to @AMINABankGlobal’s POL custody and trading access, staking gives clients a regulated,… pic.twitter.com/p8cRkDV6Xy
— Polygon (@0xPolygon) October 9, 2025
Conclusion
AMINA Bank now finds itself at the intersection of traditional finance and Web3. By offering a regulated way for institutions to join the Polygon network, AMINA is driving blockchain adoption. It is also helping advance the development of digital finance.
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