Bringin has launched an invite-only beta of euro business accounts designed for companies operating with Bitcoin and stablecoins. The service enables businesses to hold, accept, and pay in Bitcoin and stablecoins while maintaining euro accounts with dedicated virtual IBANs for SEPA payments.
The platform builds on Bringin's consumer service, which has processed more than €15 million in transactions. According to the company, the new offering addresses operational challenges European businesses face when working with digital assets, including bank account restrictions, blocked transfers, and regulatory requirements that add friction to transactions.
Account Features and Security
Bringin for Business provides companies with integrated access to euro accounts and Bitcoin wallets in a single interface. The platform supports Bitcoin, Lightning Network, and stablecoin payments, with a virtual IBAN in the company's own name for SEPA transfers. Additional global payment rails are planned.
Private keys are generated and stored in hardware security modules rather than omnibus exchange wallets. Only designated company owners can move funds, make payments, and implement approval policies.
Pilot Phase and Availability
The service is currently in pilot with 15 businesses, including Lightning payment tools, mining equipment sellers, and Bitcoin conferences. It is available to companies across 30 European countries and is built on MiCA-authorized infrastructure provided by Lightspark Payments Europe AS.
AI Integration Plans
Bringin plans to offer APIs and MCP servers enabling companies to work with artificial intelligence agents. The platform will support Lightning and stablecoin payments from AI bots, building on a 2025 demonstration of agent payments over the Lightning Network.
