Overview
- AMINA says it is the first bank to provide regulated staking access to Polygon’s POL for qualified institutional clients.
- The service targets asset managers and corporate treasuries seeking staking rewards while contributing to Polygon network security.
- Advertised returns reach up to 15% by combining AMINA’s base yield with an incentive from the Polygon Foundation.
- The rollout extends AMINA’s existing POL custody and trading, aligning with institutional tokenization activity by BlackRock, JPMorgan and Franklin Templeton on Polygon.
- AMINA operates under a Swiss FINMA license with regulatory nods in Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong, as Polygon reports over $1 billion in tokenized assets and nearly $3 billion in stablecoin value.