Notabene Partners With AMINA Bank AG for crypto. * Home * Web3 * Notabene Partners With AMINA B... Notabene and AMINA Bank are addressing Travel Rule requirements across crypto-native infrastructure and regulated banking environments. Transaction platform Notabene has partnered with AMINA Bank AG to advance transactions fro crypto and traditional finance. Within the partnership, Notabene's platform enables secure information exchange and transaction transparency while AMINA Bank provides banking services across traditional financial and digital assets. Through this integration, AMINA Bank can now extend a more streamlined and automated experience for Travel Rule compliance. Myles Harrison, Chief Product Officer at AMINA Bank, said: "Integrating Notabene's technology allows us to provide a more streamlined compliance framework that reduces operational friction, allowing clients to transact between crypto and traditional finance with ease." Pelle Braendgaard, CEO of Notabene, said: "AMINA is able to leverage the Notabene platform as a system of record for seamless, trusted transactions as these markets continue to converge."

US-based compliance infrastructure provider Notabene has rolled out its annual report, showcasing the industry moving towards compliance with the Travel Rule. In its annual ‘State of Crypto Travel Rule: 2025 Report’, Notabene surveyed data from 91 Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) and 10 regulatory bodies, with its findings indicating that all companies plan to become Travel Rule compliant by the end of 2025. Additionally, the report underlines that approximately nine in ten are expected to meet requirements in the first half of the year, in turn suggesting a broad move toward regulatory compliance. The Travel Rule requires financial institutions to share specific information about their customers when transferring funds over a certain amount to another entity. Custodian crypto exchanges are mandated to fulfil this regulatory demand. Notabene’s findings