Bank Frick expands its range of crypto assets
February 4, 2020

Liechtenstein-based Bank Frick, which describes itself as Europe's leading blockchain bank, has expanded its range of cryptocurrencies for which it offers trading and custodian services.

Bank Frick says it now offers trading and secure custody of Bitcoin Cash for professional market participants and wealthy private clients. Trading takes place within the fully regulated environment of the Bank.

Professional market participants can also invest in Bitcoin Cash at Bank Frick. The cryptocurrencies can be bought using euros, US dollars and Swiss francs. Trading takes place daily from 8 am to 6 pm.

Bank Frick says it has designed this offer particularly for institutional clients, miners and mining firms, and wealthy cryptocurrency investors. "By adding Bitcoin Cash, we are offering our clients yet another way to diversify their portfolios", said Stefan Rauti, Head of Blockchain Banking at Bank Frick. "We are pleased to be able to offer this attractive cryptocurrency, which underlines our position as Europe's leading blockchain bank."

The Bank keeps its customers' crypto assets in cold storage wallets. These are physically separated from the Internet and therefore cannot be externally hacked. The wallets and their backup copies are held securely on a geo-redundant basis.





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Liechtenstein-based Bank Frick, which describes itself as Europe's leading blockchain bank, has expanded its range of cryptocurrencies for which it offers trading and custodian services.

Bank Frick says it now offers trading and secure custody of Bitcoin Cash for professional market participants and wealthy private clients. Trading takes place within the fully regulated environment of the Bank.

Professional market participants can also invest in Bitcoin Cash at Bank Frick. The cryptocurrencies can be bought using euros, US dollars and Swiss francs. Trading takes place daily from 8 am to 6 pm.

Bank Frick says it has designed this offer particularly for institutional clients, miners and mining firms, and wealthy cryptocurrency investors. "By adding Bitcoin Cash, we are offering our clients yet another way to diversify their portfolios", said Stefan Rauti, Head of Blockchain Banking at Bank Frick. "We are pleased to be able to offer this attractive cryptocurrency, which underlines our position as Europe's leading blockchain bank."

The Bank keeps its customers' crypto assets in cold storage wallets. These are physically separated from the Internet and therefore cannot be externally hacked. The wallets and their backup copies are held securely on a geo-redundant basis.



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