Bringin Launches Euro Business Accounts for Bitcoin-adopting Enterprises, Supporting Unmanaged Mode
Buying Bitcoin is not the most difficult part. What’s truly challenging is how to operate a business based on such a cryptocurrency.
Tallinn, Estonia, October 6, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Today, we are launching a limited invitation-only beta version of a euro commercial account service that allows businesses to hold, receive, and use Bitcoin and stablecoins for payments, while retaining control over their cryptocurrencies. Businesses can also initiate payments through the virtual IBAN ( vIBAN ) under their name. This release is built upon the Bringin platform, which has already processed over 15 million euro in transactions.
More and more European companies are hoping to take advantage of the benefits offered by Bitcoin and stablecoins: instant settlement, global coverage, and lower costs. However, using Bitcoin to run a business is another matter: many companies face restrictions on bank accounts and intercepted transfers. Each conversion to euros incurs friction, and data is scattered across disconnected tools, while regulations such as " Travel Rule (Travel Rules)" turn what should be simple payments into a lot of paperwork. The potential of Bitcoin as a means of payment is still far from being fully utilized.
Bringin for Business aims to connect Bitcoin with the banking system. Enterprises can incorporate Bitcoin into their financial management, accept payments made via Bitcoin, the Lightning network, or stablecoins, and pay suppliers and employees in Bitcoin. Euro accounts are integrated with the enterprises' Bitcoin wallets, and are equipped with the governance and security mechanisms required by the enterprises. Exclusive virtual IBAN accounts under the enterprises can be used to access SEPA payments, with plans to support more international payment networks in the future.
The private key corresponding to each company's Bitcoin is generated within a securely isolated hardware-based enclave. Bringin indicates that it never comes into contact with the original private key. The private key can only be used for signing payments within this secure enclave, and it is accessible only after the designated owner of the company has completed identity verification.
Banking services, payments, self-hosting, and foreign exchange operations are all integrated into the same platform, which can also be connected to accounting and tax filing tools. At the same time, API is provided to facilitate the automated handling of daily tasks through AI.
Bringin Founder and CEO Prashanth Chandrashekar stated: "Companies that use Bitcoin still find it difficult to open euro accounts and to transfer funds smoothly between them. We created Bringin to address this need. Now, companies can receive payments, hold funds, and make international transfers through accounts designed specifically for autonomous control over assets and a smooth payment experience."
Bringin for Business Built on the infrastructure licensed by MiCA. The company stated that this service is currently in the testing phase and is being used by 15 enterprises, including Lightning payment tool providers, mining machine platform sellers, and Bitcoin conference organizers. The platform supports cross-border payments as well as instant exchanges between Bitcoin and euros, and is open to enterprises in 30 European countries.
Enterprises that wish to earn, hold, and use Bitcoin for payments can apply for an invitation at bringin.app / business.
Regarding Bringin:
Bringin is a fintech company headquartered in Tallinn, dedicated to connecting the Bitcoin ecosystem with the euro banking system. Its consumer-oriented applications combine self-hosted Bitcoin wallets with euro vIBAN numbers and debit cards. Bringin, for, and Business provide the same infrastructure for businesses that use Bitcoin for fund management and payments. For more information, please visit bringin.app.
