The BCB Group partnership connects WhiteBIT’s corporate crypto services with international USD deposits and withdrawals.
Zug, Switzerland – WhiteBIT, a global cryptocurrency exchange, has introduced a new SWIFT-based USD banking rail for KYB-verified corporate clients through its partnership with BCB Group. The integration allows businesses to deposit and withdraw USD while managing cryptocurrency transactions through WhiteBIT.
The service connects the exchange’s digital asset environment with international banking infrastructure, providing corporate customers with a two-way route for moving capital between fiat and crypto.
USD transfers are available without preset deposit or withdrawal limits, subject to Source of Funds verification. Each SWIFT transaction carries a published flat fee of 54 USD.
“Reliable access to USD liquidity is a cornerstone of institutional crypto adoption,” said Volodymyr Nosov, Founder and President of W Group, which WhiteBIT is a part of. “By offering SWIFT-based USD transfers, we’re providing businesses with a globally recognised settlement rail to manage liquidity more efficiently and scale across markets.”
Bringing established banking rails to crypto operations
SWIFT is widely used for international bank transfers and remains a major part of global USD settlement infrastructure.
In mid-2026, the US dollar represented roughly half of all SWIFT payments by value. Excluding transactions within the Eurozone, its share of international payments was approximately three quarters.
For businesses active in digital asset markets, access to these banking rails can support the movement of funds between cryptocurrency holdings and traditional financial accounts.
WhiteBIT’s integration allows corporate clients to make USD deposits and withdrawals through a recognised international transfer network.
Designed for institutional payment requirements
The new payment service supports businesses that receive cryptocurrency revenue, convert digital assets into USD or manage treasury balances across multiple currencies.
It also provides a route for corporate customers sending USD into WhiteBIT for cryptocurrency transactions.
The service is available to KYB-verified clients, with transaction capacity assessed through Source of Funds verification.
WhiteBIT does not apply preset caps to USD deposits or withdrawals under the new arrangement.
Fees and settlement conditions
The fee for USD SWIFT deposits and withdrawals is 54 USD per transaction.
Converting between fiat and cryptocurrency carries a base charge of 0.1%, while high-volume institutional customers can receive individual pricing terms.
The published fee schedule is intended to make transaction costs easier for businesses to calculate when managing international USD transfers.
BCB Group powers the integration
BCB Group provides the regulated payment infrastructure supporting WhiteBIT’s USD SWIFT service.
The company specializes in banking, payments and settlement services for businesses operating in the digital asset economy.
By using BCB Group’s infrastructure, WhiteBIT is extending its corporate fiat offering and adding another connection between cryptocurrency trading and traditional banking.
About WhiteBIT
WhiteBIT is a global cryptocurrency exchange offering more than 360 digital assets, over 1,020 trading pairs and support for eight fiat currencies.
Founded in 2018, WhiteBIT serves 10 million users in over 150 countries across six continents.
The exchange is part of W Group, which serves more than 40 million customers globally. WhiteBIT’s partners include Visa, FACEIT, FC Barcelona, Juventus FC and the Ukrainian national football team.
About BCB Group
BCB Group is a provider of regulated payment, wallet and trading services for crypto and fiat markets.
It serves cryptocurrency exchanges, liquidity providers, market makers and payment processors. BCB supports more than 40 fiat and cryptocurrencies, with 24/7 instant settlement available through BLINC.
The group is authorised in the UK, France and Switzerland.
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