Bringin Launches Euro Business Accounts for Companies Adopting Bitcoin

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Bringin has launched an invite-only beta of its Euro business accounts, enabling companies to hold, accept, and pay in Bitcoin and stablecoins while retaining control of their tokens. The service supports SEPA payments via a virtual IBAN and integrates with accounting and tax reporting tools. Built on the MiCA-authorized Lightspark Payments Europe AS infrastructure, Bringin for Business is now being used by 15 companies. This Bitcoin news update highlights a growing trend in business adoption of crypto assets.
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Buying Bitcoin isn't hard; what's hard is building a company around it.

Tallinn, Estonia, October 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Bringin today launches an invite-only beta of its Euro business account, enabling companies to hold, receive, and pay in Bitcoin and stablecoins while retaining control over their tokens and executing SEPA payments via a virtual IBAN under the company’s name. This release builds on Bringin’s consumer platform, which has already processed over €15 million.

An increasing number of European businesses seek to benefit from Bitcoin and stablecoins—such as instant settlement, global reach, and lower costs. However, operating a business with Bitcoin is another matter: many face restrictions on bank accounts and blocked transfers. Each conversion to euros adds friction, records are scattered across disconnected tools, and Travel Rule requirements turn simple payments into paperwork. Bitcoin’s potential as a currency remains largely untapped.

Bringin for Business connects Bitcoin with banking. Companies can add Bitcoin to their treasury, accept payments in Bitcoin, Lightning, or stablecoins, and pay suppliers and employees in Bitcoin. Euro accounts and the company’s Bitcoin wallet are integrated, with enterprise-grade governance and security. A dedicated virtual IBAN in the company’s name enables SEPA payments, with plans to add more global payment channels in the future.

Each company's Bitcoin private key is generated within a hardware-isolated secure enclave. Bringin never has access to the raw key. The key can only be used within the enclave to sign payments after the designated company owner has completed authentication.

Banking, payments, self-custody, and trading all operate in one place, integrated with accounting and tax reporting tools, and offer an API to automate routine tasks via AI agents.

Prashanth Chandrashekar, Founder and CEO of Bringin, said: "Companies using Bitcoin still struggle to obtain euro accounts and transfer funds seamlessly between them. We built Bringin to solve this problem—now companies can receive payments, hold value, and transfer funds globally, with accounts designed around self-custody and a smooth payment experience."

Bringing for Business is built on the MiCA-licensed infrastructure of Lightspark Payments Europe AS and is currently used by 15 businesses in beta, including Lightning payment tools, mining equipment sellers, and Bitcoin conferences, handling cross-border payments and instant Bitcoin-to-Euro conversions. The service is available to companies in 30 European countries.

Businesses ready to earn, hold, and pay with Bitcoin can apply for an invitation at bringin.app/business.

About Bringin:

Bringin is a fintech company headquartered in Tallinn, connecting Bitcoin with Euro banking services. Its consumer app combines a self-custody Bitcoin wallet, a Euro vIBAN, and a debit card. Bringin for Business extends the same infrastructure to companies using Bitcoin for treasury management and payments. Learn more at bringin.app.

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