Swiss bank Seba now has returns from crypto stocks-Finance

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Swiss bank Seba now has customers achieved with crypto stocks

The Swiss bank Seba, licensed by FINMA, launched a program with which customers can achieve returns with their crypto stocks. In addition, the bank will support "central lending and credit services services that enable investors to achieve returns by lending Bitcoin and Ethereum directly from Seba Bank".

With Seba Earn, customers can generate rewards from crypto investments

Die Seba Bank, a Digital Asset Banking platform licensed by the Federal Financial Market Authority (FINMA), announced the introduction of Seba Earn on Wednesday. The bank based in Switzerland described the new offer as a "a solution at institutional level that enables customers to achieve returns from their crypto stocks".

The bank found that "the introduction of Seba Earn of the growing demand from institutes does justice to manage a number of applications for the return of digital assets, from stucens to decentralized financing (defi) and centralized lending and recording," said the bank:

The comprehensive staking management platform of Seba Earn will enable institutions and individuals to generate rewards from their crypto investments in networks such as Tezos, Polkadot and Cardano, with further protocols in the coming months.

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Seba Earn will also support centralized credit and credit services that enable investors to achieve returns by lending Bitcoin and Ethereum directly from Seba Bank.

The bank also found that it will "continue to integrate support for additional coins".

Guido Beiehler, CEO of Seba Bank, commented: "It is clear that the institutional interest in digital assets is getting stronger and investors have a greater appetite for crypto-assets, with a special interest in earning services such as staking, defi and centralized crypto loans and credits."

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