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21bitcoin Teams With VR Bank and Sopra to Launch Europe’s First-Ever Bitcoin-Backed Loan Program

21bitcoin Teams With VR Bank and Sopra to Launch Europe’s First-Ever Bitcoin-Backed Loan Program

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2025-10-21 11:09:39
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Bitcoin just became your new collateral—and Austrian fintech 21bitcoin is leading the charge.

Breaking Banking Barriers

Forget traditional loan requirements. This pilot program lets Austrian investors leverage their Bitcoin holdings without selling—a game-changer for crypto maximalists tired of watching banks ignore digital assets. VR Bank and Sopra Banking Software provide the regulatory muscle while 21bitcoin handles the crypto infrastructure.

The Fine Print Revolution

European regulators have been eyeing crypto-backed lending with suspicion for years. This partnership cuts through the red tape—proving institutional-grade Bitcoin products can coexist with traditional finance. Because nothing says 'financial innovation' like making bankers actually understand blockchain technology.

Your Keys, Their Loans

Participants maintain custody of their Bitcoin while accessing euro liquidity—the holy grail for crypto investors who'd rather eat their private keys than sell during a bull market. The pilot targets exactly the demographic that traditional banks keep failing to serve: people who actually understand money.

As European finance slowly discovers what crypto natives knew years ago—that Bitcoin isn't going anywhere—this partnership proves the old guard might finally be learning. Even if they're still charging those classic banking fees.

Austria’s 21bitcoin Launches Europe-First Bitcoin-Backed Loan Pilot With VR Bank and Sopra

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