BBVA Switzerland, the second largest bank in Spain, has included USDC in its range of crypto asset services
According to an official announcement from Spanish banking giant BBVA, its Swiss subsidiary has announced that its institutional and private banking clients, as well as those with NewGen accounts, can now manage their USDC funds on the same platform where they handle traditional investments. They can exchange, custody or automatically convert USDC into euros, dollars or any legal currency almost in real time.
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