Bank Frick

Yes — Bank Frick is specifically designed for European blockchain businesses, offering crypto trading and custody, token issuance support, blockchain-based payments, and traditional business banking under Liechtenstein's Blockchain Act — one of the world's most progressive and comprehensive blockchain regulatory frameworks. For European Web3 companies struggling to find banking partners, Bank Frick's genuine expertise in blockchain business models makes it a significantly better fit than traditional banks.

Bank Frick supports direct trading and custody of major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and selected altcoins under its banking licence. The specific asset list evolves with the regulatory framework and client demand — the bank's website lists currently supported assets. For specialised token holdings, direct consultation with the bank's crypto asset team is advisable.

Liechtenstein's Blockchain Act (Token and TT Service Provider Act, TVTG) is one of the world's most comprehensive and technologically sophisticated blockchain regulatory frameworks, classifying virtually all digital assets under a clear legal taxonomy and providing certainty for blockchain service providers operating in the jurisdiction. This regulatory clarity, combined with Liechtenstein's EEA membership giving access to EU markets, makes it one of the most attractive jurisdictions globally for blockchain businesses.

Bank Frick serves both individual crypto investors and corporate clients, including Web3 companies, token issuers, crypto funds, and blockchain businesses. This dual client base distinguishes it from more exclusively institutional banks — HNW individual crypto investors can access Bank Frick's crypto custody and banking services alongside the business accounts targeted at blockchain companies.

Account opening begins via bankfrick.li — the bank's website provides information on the onboarding process and required documentation. As a regulated bank, Bank Frick requires standard KYC and AML documentation, plus business-specific documentation for corporate accounts. Account minimums apply and should be confirmed with the bank directly during the inquiry process.

Yes — Bank Frick is regulated by the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) and operates as a fully licensed bank under both Liechtenstein law and EU/EEA financial services regulations. Deposits receive protection under Liechtenstein's deposit guarantee scheme. The bank's long operating history (founded 1998) and Liechtenstein's regulatory credibility make it one of the most reliably regulated crypto-friendly banking options in Europe.