Raiffeisen Bank International is set to extend Bitcoin services across Europe through an expanded agreement with Bitpanda, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The Austrian banking group becomes the latest European bank identified as moving into crypto trading. The announcement places Bitcoin at the center of the bank’s broader digital-asset offering, while the partnership with Bitpanda provides the framework for the planned expansion. Details on the rollout’s timing, the countries involved and the specific services to be offered were not provided in the source material. The development adds to the growing presence of established European financial institutions in crypto markets and is relevant to investors tracking institutional access to Bitcoin. Bitcoin Magazine reported the news on September 23, 2026, in an article written by Mathew Di Salvo.
Raiffeisen Bank International Expands Bitpanda Partnership for European Bitcoin Services
Raiffeisen Bank International plans to expand Bitcoin services across Europe under an enlarged Bitpanda partnership, Bitcoin Magazine reports. The Austrian bank joins other European institutions moving into crypto trading, although rollout details were not disclosed.
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