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Italian Banking Group Banca Sela Pilots Stablecoin Custody with Fireblocks: Bloomberg

The Trial Focusses Solely on Crypto Custody, With No Plans for Trading Services, Accounting To The Report.”, – WRITE: www.coindesk.com

The Trial Focusses Solely on Crypto Custody, With No Plans for Trading Services, Accounting To The Report. Jul 2, 2025, 12:49 pm

Banca sella, an Italian Banking Group Known for Tech Experiments, Has Begun An Internal TRIAL THAT LETS A HANDFUL OF EMPLOYEES HOLD CRYPTO, INCLUDING STOBLECOINS Fireblocks.

The Trial Runs Until the End of the Summer, After Which Executives Will Decide to Open the Vault to The Group Reports.

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Sella’s Test Covers Custody Only. Trading in Bitcoin or Other volatile tokens is not on it roadmap, accounting to the story.

European Cleerr Rules Are Nudging Banks on the Continent Into the Crypto Space. Intesa Sanpalo, Italy’s Largest Bank, Oped A Spot Bitcoin Desk in January Alongside a € 1 Million Investment in the Cryptocurrency.

Unicredit, Another Italian Bank, Is Planning a Capital-Protected Note Linked to Blackrock’s Spot Bitcoin etf Ibit, While French Banking Giant Sociététéeraleeéneéeca. Two Years After Introduction A European-Backed Stablecoin.

Francisco Rodrigues

Francisco is a reporter for coindesk with a passion for Cryptocurrencies and Personal Finance. Before joining coindesk he worked at Major Financial and Crypto Publications. He OWNS BITCOIN, Ether, Solana, and Paxg Above Coindesk’s $ 1,000 Disclosure Thrasld.

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