Crypto-Friendly Business Banking & Cross-Border Payments

European Business Banking for Crypto and International Companies

Elyps provides regulated business banking services built for international corporates, blockchain and digital asset operators, and non-resident entities requiring access to European financial infrastructure. Authorised by the National Bank of Belgium, Elyps offers dedicated European IBAN configurations, multi-currency accounts (EUR, USD, and selected international currencies), and structured onboarding for holding and trading entities.

The platform supports multi-entity and multi-user structures through a single interface, enabling businesses with complex group structures to manage finances efficiently. Elyps explicitly serves digital asset companies, offering banking services that accept and understand crypto-related business models without discrimination.

Non-Resident Belgian SEPA Access

Elyps provides structured European SEPA-enabled account access for non-resident companies — entities incorporated outside the EU, including holding structures, SPVs, family offices, and trading businesses active across Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. Benefits include pan-European EUR settlement across 36 SEPA jurisdictions, capital consolidation within a regulated European perimeter, and institutional counterparty credibility with European banks and investors.

International Payments and Cross-Border FX

Cross-border business payments are supported across 140+ legal jurisdictions, with 26+ active African corridors and an average settlement time of 4 hours. The service includes international wire transfers, integrated foreign exchange execution, currency conversion within operational workflows, and settlement visibility across jurisdictions. All international payments are processed within a full KYB/KYC, sanctions screening, and ongoing transaction monitoring framework.

Digital Asset Settlement

For clients where stablecoin-based settlement is relevant, Elyps integrates fiat-to-stablecoin execution and crypto-to-fiat conversions within its regulated banking infrastructure. This enables businesses operating where local currency restrictions or cross-border friction affect traditional settlement — including real estate transactions and commodity trades — to settle compliantly using digital asset rails.