Following the collapse of crypto-friendly US banks about a year and a half ago, European banking institutions are now focused on reviving the round-the-clock payments market within the digital asset sector. Recently, two Swiss banks, AMINA Bank AG and Sygnum Bank AG, have launched real-time payment and settlement networks aiming to fill the void left by the Silverite Exchange Network (SEN) and Signature Bank’s Signet platform, which had a significant impact on market liquidity until March 2023. These platforms processed up to $117 billion and $275.5 billion in transfers respectively during the quarter preceding their closure. The new networks introduced by the Swiss banks intend to provide more stable and efficient services for cryptocurrency payments, further driving the global application and development of digital assets.