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Digital Asset Bank

Definition

A digital asset bank is a financial institution offering banking services specifically tailored for cryptocurrencies and other digital assets. These entities provide services such as secure custody of digital assets, fiat-to-crypto conversion, lending and borrowing against digital collateral, and institutional-grade trading solutions. Unlike traditional banks, their operational focus is on the unique characteristics and requirements of blockchain-based assets, including security, compliance, and technological integration. They aim to bridge the gap between conventional finance and the digital asset economy, providing regulated and reliable services for both retail and institutional clients. Such banks are critical for legitimizing and stabilizing the broader digital asset market.