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Bison Bank Launches MiCA-Compliant Stablecoin for Institutional Payments

A regulated EU bank just redefined global payments. Meet the stablecoins built for institutions—backed by euros, dollars, and strict MiCA compliance.

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Bison Bank Launches MiCA-Compliant Stablecoin for Institutional Payments

Bison Bank has launched a new stablecoin designed for institutional cross-border payments. The digital currency, called the Bison Bank Electronic Token, arrives in two versions: one pegged to the euro (EUB) and another to the US dollar (USB). Both operate under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations.

The stablecoin is structured as an Electronic Money Token (EMT), ensuring its value remains steady through full fiat backing and strict regulatory oversight. This approach sets it apart from volatile cryptocurrencies by offering stability and compliance.

Bison Bank, a subsidiary of Hong Kong’s Bison Capital Holding Company Limited, already has experience in digital assets. In 2022, it introduced Bison Digital Assets, a platform combining crypto trading and custody with traditional banking services. The new stablecoin builds on this foundation, targeting faster and more transparent international transactions for institutional clients. As a regulated EU credit institution under the European Central Bank’s supervision, the bank’s stablecoin also aligns with upcoming Basel Committee standards for cryptoasset exposure, set to begin in January 2026. The launch reflects broader industry trends, with MiCA driving the adoption of tokenised money and blockchain-based payments within Europe’s regulated financial sector. The move places Bison Bank alongside other regulated institutions entering the stablecoin market. Demand for blockchain-based settlement and treasury solutions has grown, pushing traditional banks to explore digital alternatives for global payments.

The Bison Bank Electronic Token aims to streamline cross-border transactions while bridging traditional finance with digital innovation. By offering a MiCA-compliant stablecoin, the bank seeks to provide institutions with a secure, efficient alternative for international payments and treasury operations.

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