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Crypto Banking
Banking that understands digital assets.
Through our network of more than 170 banking and financial partners, we help crypto companies, funds and digital-asset founders access banking that understands how they operate: digital-asset-friendly institutions, OTC liquidity, and the settlement and on/off-ramp infrastructure that mainstream banks are rarely willing to provide.
What crypto banking covers
Digital-asset-friendly banking
Access to banks and licensed institutions that knowingly serve crypto companies, exchanges and funds, rather than declining them at onboarding.
On- and off-ramp infrastructure
Introductions to partners that support fiat-to-crypto and crypto-to-fiat movement, so operating accounts, treasury and payouts connect cleanly to digital-asset flows.
OTC desks and exchange access
Connections to over-the-counter desks and trading venues for large-size conversion and execution, with deeper liquidity than retail exchanges provide.
Custody and settlement
Access to custody providers and settlement partners for holding, safeguarding and moving digital assets across jurisdictions.
Cross-border settlement & multi-currency accounts
Banking and payment partners that let digital-asset businesses hold, settle and convert across currencies and markets from a single relationship.
Banking for higher-scrutiny models
Introductions for crypto-native businesses that struggle to secure banking through conventional channels: exchanges, funds, payment firms, token issuers and Web3 ventures.
Redomiciled is a banking consultancy and introducer, not a bank; we do not hold funds, custody assets or provide accounts ourselves. We connect clients with digital-asset-friendly institutions across our network. Acceptance is always subject to each institution's own due diligence, licensing and compliance requirements, and is never guaranteed.
Who it's for
Built for these profiles.
Exchanges & trading venues
Platforms, brokers and OTC desks that need dependable fiat on- and off-ramps, settlement accounts and banking able to keep pace with genuine client flow.
Digital-asset funds & treasuries
Crypto funds, token treasuries and holding vehicles seeking custody, banking and conversion for the assets they hold and deploy across markets.
Web3 founders & token issuers
Early to growth-stage ventures, token issuers and crypto-native payment firms building products that move between fiat and on-chain.
Why it matters
Access is the whole game.
For digital-asset businesses, banking is often the hardest piece of the puzzle. Mainstream institutions frequently decline crypto companies outright, close accounts without notice, or apply restrictions that make normal operations impractical. Otherwise sound businesses are left without the financial infrastructure they need to function. The institutions that do serve this sector are dispersed, cautious and difficult to reach directly, and each maintains its own view on the models and jurisdictions it will accept. We help clients navigate this landscape: identifying the partners best suited to their activity, preparing the relationship properly, and making the right introductions so digital-asset businesses can access the banking they need, settle and grow with confidence.
What you'll typically need
Preparation that earns a fair hearing.
Source-of-wealth & source-of-funds
Expect to evidence where your digital-asset holdings originated, whether through early acquisition, trading, token allocations or fiat investment, supported by the exchange, on-chain and banking records institutions look for. This is guidance on documentation, not legal advice.
Corporate & ownership documents
Incorporation papers, a clear ownership and beneficial-ownership picture, and an outline of the structure behind the entity help an institution understand who and what it is banking.
Compliance & flow overview
A summary of your AML/KYC policies, any registrations or licences you hold, and a plain account of your on/off-ramp flows and counterparties tends to make onboarding smoother. This is offered as guidance, not legal or compliance advice.
General guidance on documentation, not legal, tax or financial advice; each institution sets its own requirements.
Where others decline
Banking access for complex and high-risk industries
Some of the most successful international businesses are the hardest to bank. Crypto companies, trading firms, gaming and iGaming operators, and creator and agency businesses are declined by mainstream providers as a matter of policy, regardless of how well they are run. This is where our network is most valuable. We know which of our 170+ partners understand these sectors, what they need to see, and how to present a case that gets a fair hearing. Acceptance still rests with each institution, but a well-prepared introduction gives a strong case its best chance.
Crypto & digital assets
Exchanges, custodians and Web3 businesses are routinely turned away by high-street banks. We connect them with partners fluent in digital-asset flows and their compliance demands.
Trading & financial firms
Prop desks, brokers and trading businesses face heightened scrutiny on source of funds and volume. We introduce them to institutions equipped for that profile.
Gaming & iGaming
Operators in gaming and iGaming carry licensing and jurisdictional complexity few banks will take on. Our network includes partners that specialise in the sector.
Agencies & creators
Agencies and creators, including in the adult industry, are often told their sector falls outside a bank's policy, or that their volumes do not meet its minimums. Our partners hold different risk appetites and different thresholds. We help them access stable accounts and reliable, automated payout infrastructure.
Questions
Crypto Banking, in detail.
Can you guarantee our crypto business will be approved for an account?
No, and no introducer honestly can. Acceptance always rests with each institution and follows its own due diligence, licensing and compliance requirements. What we do is identify the partners best suited to your model, prepare the relationship properly and make the introduction, so a sound case reaches a desk equipped to consider it.
Which digital-asset models and jurisdictions do your partners accept?
Appetite varies by institution. Some serve exchanges and OTC desks, others funds, token issuers or Web3 payment firms, and each holds its own view on the models and jurisdictions it will bank. Rather than a single blanket introduction, we match your activity to the partners whose stated appetite genuinely fits. That picture shifts over time, which is part of why current, direct knowledge of the network matters.
We've been declined elsewhere. Can you still help?
Often, yes. A prior decline is common in this sector and rarely disqualifying on its own. It usually means the banks you spoke to do not support digital-asset businesses as a matter of policy, or that your volumes fell short of the minimums they want to see. Our partners hold different risk appetites and set different minimum requirements. What matters more is a clean structure, well-evidenced source of funds and a clear account of your flows. We help present your case so it reaches an institution equipped to weigh it on its merits, though acceptance still rests with that institution.