Receive
Take in supported digital assets from eligible external wallets and counterparties. Every incoming transfer is screened before it credits to your balance.
Digital assets
Receive, hold, transfer and convert supported digital assets inside your Green Bank account, under the same verification and monitoring as everything else you hold.
What you can do
Crypto-friendly banking is not a separate product bolted onto a bank. It is the same account, with digital assets treated as a balance you hold rather than an errand you run somewhere else.
Take in supported digital assets from eligible external wallets and counterparties. Every incoming transfer is screened before it credits to your balance.
Keep supported currencies and digital assets in one balance view, each clearly labelled, so you always know which part of your position is which.
Send supported assets out to eligible destinations. The address is checked and the full details are shown before anything moves.
Move between supported currencies and digital assets inside the account. The rate and any fee are shown before you confirm.
Everything else a bank account does, on the same balance. No second platform, no moving money out to do ordinary banking.
Supported assets
We support a small number of assets rather than a long one. Each is assessed for regulatory standing, operational risk and Shariah review before it appears in the app, and the list only grows when an asset clears all three.
Availability varies by jurisdiction. The current list for your market is always shown in the app before you open a balance, and it is the list that governs, not this page.
Controls
The reason a bank can offer this at all is that the controls come first. Four of them apply to every digital-asset balance, every time.
No account can hold or move a digital asset until identity verification and anti-money-laundering screening have completed.
Incoming and outgoing transfers are screened against sanctions and risk lists before they settle, not after.
Transaction monitoring runs continuously through the life of the account, rather than only at onboarding.
Every movement carries a reference you can retrieve, with statements available whenever you need them.
Worth being clear about
Both sit in the same balance view, which makes it easy to assume they work the same way. They do not, and the difference matters most on the day something goes wrong.
Held as deposits with the bank.
Held, but not as deposits.
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