SAMFCore Outlines Customer-Controlled Crypto Banking Platform Model

SAMFCore Offers Crypto Banking Platform Buyers Greater Control Over Software and Providers

Swiss AMF AG is outlining how businesses can structure a crypto-enabled financial platform around licensed software and customer-selected infrastructure, rather than making every technology and provider decision dependent on a single hosted service.

For a business evaluating a crypto banking platform, the buying decision extends beyond wallets or exchange features. It must decide where the software runs, which organisation controls customer data, how banking and digital-asset providers connect, and what rights the business will have to use and develop the platform over time.

SAMFCore brings fiat accounts, digital-asset workflows, payments, cards, compliance processes and administration into one modular software environment. Its role is to provide the operating software and integration framework. Banking, custody, liquidity, exchange, card issuing and other regulated or specialist services remain with providers selected for each deployment.

A Platform Built Around Provider Choice

A crypto-enabled business may need different partners for accounts, payment services, custody, liquidity, card programmes and identity checks. SAMFCore is designed to connect these services through its integration architecture while the licensed business determines which providers suit its commercial, technical and regulatory requirements.

Provider selection and integration remain deployment-specific. Changing software does not automatically require replacing every existing provider, although retaining a particular relationship depends on technical compatibility and commercial arrangements.

Licensing and Deployment Control

SAMFCore offers annual and perpetual licence models. Under the applicable perpetual model, a business receives permanent contractual usage rights within the licensed scope, without an indefinite recurring SAMFCore software subscription. Full Source Code is available under separate licence packages for organisations seeking greater ability to maintain and develop their licensed deployment.

The platform can be deployed on customer-controlled infrastructure, including on-premise or private-cloud arrangements, subject to the selected configuration. External provider, network and infrastructure charges remain separate from the SAMFCore software licence.

Businesses assessing a crypto banking platform can review SAMFCore’s digital-asset architecture and request a demonstration to discuss their intended products, provider connections and licensing requirements. More information is available at samfcore.com/crypto-digital-assets.

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