German fintech firm Aifinyo AG (Ticker: EBEN) is making waves in Europe’s financial sector with an ambitious plan: to become Germany’s first pure-play Bitcoin treasury company. In a move that underscores growing corporate interest in digital assets, the company has announced its target of holding over 10,000 BTC by 2027.
€6 Million Already Invested in Bitcoin
Aifinyo has already taken its first major step toward this goal. The company has invested €3 million in Bitcoin, with an equal match from strategic partner UTXO Management, bringing the initial total to €6 million. But this is just the beginning.
Going forward, Aifinyo plans to convert all future profits from its core B2B payments and billing platform—Smart Billment—into Bitcoin. With over 8,000 active business clients using its services, Aifinyo is positioning itself as a self-sustaining “Bitcoin machine,” leveraging its stable revenue stream to steadily increase its BTC holdings.
Regulated, Secure, and Positioned for Growth
Operating under Germany’s robust regulatory framework, Aifinyo holds two licensed subsidiaries and ensures secure institutional custody of its Bitcoin assets within the country. This compliance-first approach sets a high standard in a market where regulatory clarity is critical for institutional adoption.
By joining the global Bitcoin for Corporations initiative, Aifinyo signals that its strategy isn’t just a financial experiment—it’s a long-term commitment. The move also represents a cultural shift in Germany’s traditionally conservative financial landscape, potentially opening the door for other firms to follow suit.
As more corporations worldwide continue to explore Bitcoin as a treasury asset—with over $110 billion in BTC now held by companies globally—Aifinyo’s aggressive stance could position it as a pioneer in both the German and broader European fintech space.
This strategy not only reinforces the role of Bitcoin as a treasury reserve but also signals a turning point for digital asset adoption in Europe, as fintechs like Aifinyo lead the charge.
