Catenaa, Tuesday, June 10, 2025-Taurus, a Swiss digital asset infrastructure provider backed by Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse, has partnered with Latin America-focused fintech firm Parfin to accelerate institutional adoption of digital assets across Europe and Latin America, the companies announced Sunday.
The collaboration integrates Taurus’s full product suite, including custody tool Taurus-PROTECT and token issuance platform Taurus-CAPITAL, into Parfin’s institutional-grade platform.
The move creates a streamlined infrastructure for digital asset management, targeting banks, asset managers and crypto-native firms operating in regulated markets.
Taurus and Parfin aim to offer an end-to-end solution that supports crypto assets, tokenized securities, and digital currencies.
Key benefits include lower operational risks, faster deployment through API-based architecture, and real-time wallet visibility. The system also offers access to liquidity via Parfin’s execution infrastructure, while Taurus manages tokenization, custody and policy enforcement.
The collaboration emphasizes scalable performance, security and compliance as core pillars. Both companies cite increased institutional demand and evolving regulatory frameworks as reasons to advance interoperable infrastructure capable of supporting global financial systems.
Founded in 2019, Parfin is the developer behind blockchain banking platform Rayls. Taurus, regulated by Switzerland’s FINMA, recently expanded into Turkey and partnered with Figment to launch its Taurus Network, aimed at improving interbank settlement efficiency.
