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AMINA Payment Network

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What is the AMINA Payment Network?

  • The AMINA Payment Network aims to provide business with world class settlements infrastructure.
  • The network provides instant and secure transactions in CHF, EUR, USD, GBP, AED and HKD.

Key Features

  • Real-Time Settlements: Network members can make instant payments in any of the supported fiat currencies.

  • Free Transactions: All transactions within the network are free of charge.

  • Efficient: Members can transfer funds to other members without international payment delays and extra costs.

  • API Integration: Seamless integration into your systems to fit your specific needs.

  • Security: Secure and reliable transactions, backed by cutting-edge security technology.

Crypto Exchanges

Empower your exchange with instant, secure transactions, bridging the gap between fiat and crypto.

Market Makers

Optimize your liquidity and reduce latency with a real-time, low-cost transaction solution tailored for market makers.

Lenders and Funds

Enhance your fund operations with a seamless, rapid payment network, ensuring efficient and transparent lending transactions.

Brokers and Traders

Maximize your trading potential with AMINA’s instant settlement and cross-border payment capabilities, keeping you ahead in the fast-paced trading environment.

Stablecoin Risk

Stablecoins are cryptoassets that aim to maintain a stable value, usually pegged to a fiat currency like USD. While they are designed for lower volatility, they are not without risk. While they are designed for lower volatility, they are not without risk.

  • Counterparty risk: If the stablecoin is backed by reserves, a third party is typically responsible for holding and managing those assets. If that party fails, becomes insolvent, or does not maintain the reserves properly, the stablecoin’s value could be affected.
  • Redemption risk: The ability to redeem an asset for its underlying collateral may not function as expected, especially during market volatility or network issues.
    Collateral risk: Some stablecoins are backed by other cryptoassets. If the value of the collateral falls significantly, this can destabilise the token and put holders at risk of loss.
  • Foreign exchange (FX) risk: Many stablecoins are pegged to fiat currencies (e.g., US Dollars), exposing you to movements in fiat exchange rates.
  • Algorithmic risk: Stablecoins that rely on algorithms or smart contracts to maintain their peg can fail due to flawed design, poor execution, or external market shocks. This may lead to a loss of value or stability

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