Swiss AMINA Bank launches compliant staking service for Polygon token POL
ChainCatcher news, Swiss crypto bank AMINA has announced that it has become the world's first bank to offer compliant institutional staking services for the Polygon blockchain's native token, POL.
Through cooperation with the Polygon Foundation, AMINA clients can receive staking rewards of up to 15%, including base returns and additional incentives. This service provides institutional clients such as asset management companies and corporate treasuries with a compliant way to participate in blockchain network security, while also expanding AMINA's existing POL custody and trading services. The CEO of Polygon Labs stated that this demonstrates institutions have shifted from simply purchasing tokens to deeply participating in the blockchain ecosystem.
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