Bringin Launches Euro Business Accounts for Companies Using Bitcoin

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Bitcoin breaking news: Bringin has launched an invite-only beta for its Euro business accounts, enabling companies to hold and use Bitcoin and stablecoins for payments. The service connects Bitcoin wallets with Euro accounts, enabling SEPA transactions via a vIBAN. Built on Lightspark Payments Europe AS’s MiCA-approved infrastructure, Bringin for Business is now live with 15 companies across 30 European countries. Bitcoin news continues to highlight new financial tools driving crypto adoption.
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Tallinn, Estonia, October 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Bringin today launches the invite-only Beta version of its Euro business account, enabling businesses to hold, receive, and make payments in Bitcoin and stablecoins while retaining control over their tokens, and process SEPA payments via a vIBAN opened in the company’s name. This launch builds on Bringin’s consumer platform, which has processed over €15 million in transactions to date.

An increasing number of European businesses are recognizing the benefits of Bitcoin and stablecoins: instant settlement, global reach, and lower costs. However, operating a business with Bitcoin is a different matter: many face restrictions on bank accounts and frozen transfers. Each conversion to euros introduces friction, data is scattered across isolated systems, and Travel Rule requirements turn simple payments into burdensome administrative tasks. The potential of Bitcoin as a payment method remains largely untapped.

"Bringing for Business" bridges the gap between Bitcoin and the banking system. Businesses can include Bitcoin in their financial reserves, accept Bitcoin payments via Lightning or stablecoins, and pay suppliers and employees using Bitcoin. Euro accounts and the company’s Bitcoin wallet are integrated on the same platform, equipped with the management and security features businesses require. A virtual IBAN opened in the company’s name enables participation in the SEPA payment network; the company also plans to integrate additional global payment channels in the future.

The private keys for each company's Bitcoin holdings are generated in a hardware-isolated secure environment. Bringin cannot access the original keys at any time. The keys can only be used within this secure environment to sign payments, and they require authentication by the designated company owner before use.

Banking, payments, self-custody, and currency exchange can all be performed on the same platform, with integration options for accounting and tax filing tools, plus an API to enable automation of daily tasks via AI agents.

Prashanth Chandrashekar, Founder and CEO of Bringin, said: "Businesses using Bitcoin still struggle to open euro accounts and seamlessly switch between them. We built Bringin to solve this problem. Now, businesses can receive payments, custody assets, and send money globally—accounts designed specifically for self-custody while delivering a seamless payment experience."

Bringin for Business is built on Lightspark Payments Europe AS’s MiCA-approved infrastructure and is currently in beta, used by 15 businesses, including Lightning payment tool providers, mining hardware sellers, and the Bitcoin Conference. The platform handles cross-border payments and instant Bitcoin-to-Euro conversions. The company states that this service is available to businesses 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, dedicated to bridging the gap between Bitcoin and the euro banking system. The company’s consumer app integrates a self-custody Bitcoin wallet, a euro vIBAN, and a debit card. Bringin for Business provides the same infrastructure to businesses using Bitcoin for financial management and payments. Learn more at bringin.app.

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