Infini has grown its virtual banking services through new partnerships in the United States and Europe, giving users access to USD, EUR and GBP accounts while strengthening the connection between traditional banking and on-chain liquidity.
The AI-powered financial operating system said it now offers USD virtual accounts through Lead Bank in the United States and EUR and GBP accounts through Banking Circle in Europe. The rollout adds to its existing partnership with Singapore Gulf Bank, opening its global banking network for businesses and crypto-native firms.
🏦 Infini Virtual Accounts Now Support More Banking Partners
Infini now enables both individuals and businesses to quickly apply for:
• USD virtual accounts provided by Lead Bank in the U.S.
• EUR and GBP virtual accounts provided by Banking Circle in EuropeAccounts support… pic.twitter.com/L1VDEvyQBf
— Infini (@0xinfini) June 29, 2026
The expansion is designed to simplify cross-border transactions by allowing users to move funds through traditional payment networks while accessing USDC liquidity.
New banking partners increase global payment options
The latest integration enables businesses to send and receive payments through multiple regional payment rails. USD accounts support ACH and Wire transfers through Lead Bank, while euro transactions are processed through SEPA via Banking Circle.
For GBP transfers, users can access the Faster Payments Service (FPS) for real-time settlements and CHAPS for same-day transfers. The platform also supports SWIFT payments for international transactions.
According to Infini, incoming fiat deposits can be automatically converted into USDC, allowing businesses to move funds between traditional banking systems and blockchain networks without additional steps.
How does Infini connect fiat banking with crypto?
Infini combines regulated banking infrastructure with blockchain settlement tools to reduce payment delays for companies operating across different markets.
The platform offers virtual accounts that can be opened under either the customer’s personal or business name, or under Infini’s name, depending on the service selected. It also supports same-name and third-party payments while maintaining transparent pricing, including low settlement fees starting from 0.2% on selected services.
Meanwhile, the hacker responsible for the $50 million Infini exploit began laundering stolen assets through the sanctioned mixer Tornado Cash, while simultaneously using a portion of the haul to “buy the dip” on Ethereum ($ETH).
Yield feature targets crypto-native businesses
Alongside its banking services, Infini allows users to allocate account balances into a yield-generating solution with an indicative annual percentage yield (APY) of 7.5% to 8%, subject to performance.
The company said the feature is intended to help businesses keep funds accessible while generating returns, giving crypto firms an option to manage treasury assets without moving entirely out of regulated financial systems.
Infini noted that banking services are provided through its licensed financial partners, while the company acts as the technology provider. Availability of the services depends on local regulations, and businesses can apply through Infini’s platform where the product is supported.
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