# The Kingdom Bank > One Platform for All Banking Needs The Kingdom Bank is a digital-asset friendly international bank. It serves individuals and businesses with multi-currency accounts, global payments, and crypto transaction services. The Kingdom Bank is a digital-asset friendly international bank offering multi-currency IBAN accounts, corporate and correspondence banking, and foreign exchange services. It serves individuals and businesses seeking to manage cross-border finances, combining traditional banking with digital asset transactions in a single platform. The bank is licensed and regulated, extending its authorization to serve clients across a wide range of countries. The platform addresses the need for a unified way to handle global payments, currency exchange, and digital asset management without relying on separate providers for each function. Customers can send and receive payments through established international payment networks, exchange between multiple currencies, and hold savings accounts that pay interest. Businesses additionally gain access to invoicing, expense management, and payroll tools alongside their banking services. Core offerings include private and corporate banking, multi-currency and pooled accounts, foreign exchange, physical and virtual payment cards, and savings products spanning traditional currencies and digital assets. It also provides white label crypto payment solutions and liquidity services for businesses operating internationally. The Kingdom Bank is used by individuals and companies that require crypto-friendly banking alongside conventional financial services, and it maintains an international representative presence to support its expanding client base. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/the_kingdom_bank ## Products - [OTC Desk](https://thegrid.id/profiles/the_kingdom_bank): OTC Desk is an over-the-counter trading service that facilitates negotiated cryptocurrency transactions between buyers and sellers outside public order books. Makers and takers list assets with agreed amounts and exchange rates, and trades settle directly to linked bank accounts or wallets. It is aimed at clients seeking privately negotiated pricing for larger digital asset transactions. (OTC, Live) - [The Kingdom Bank](https://thegrid.id/profiles/the_kingdom_bank): The Kingdom Bank is a licensed digital bank that provides multi-currency accounts, dedicated IBANs, and international payment rails for individuals and businesses. It enables clients to send and receive funds across a wide range of currencies, manage private and corporate banking relationships, and access foreign exchange, expense management, and merchant payment tools through a web and mobile platform. The bank also issues a native utility token that gives cardholders cashback and fee discounts on platform transactions. (Bank, Live, Main Product) - [Kingdom Cash](https://thegrid.id/profiles/the_kingdom_bank): Kingdom Cash is a digital payment voucher that enables instant, privacy-focused purchases at online merchants without exposing personal banking details. Users acquire a voucher denominated in a single fiat currency and redeem the code at checkout with participating merchants. The service targets consumers seeking a simple, fee-free alternative to sharing card or bank information online. (Gift Cards & Digital Vouchers, Live) - [Kingdom Bank Cards](https://thegrid.id/profiles/the_kingdom_bank): Kingdom Bank Cards are physical and virtual debit cards linked to a client's bank account for everyday and business spending. Cardholders can convert digital assets or fiat balances at the point of sale and access funds through global ATM networks. Spending controls, limits, and transaction history are managed through the associated online banking platform. (Card, Live) - [Kingdom Bank Currency Exchange](https://thegrid.id/profiles/the_kingdom_bank): Kingdom Bank Currency Exchange is a foreign exchange service that lets account holders convert between a wide range of fiat currencies and select digital assets. Users select a source account, enter an amount, and confirm a quoted rate for instant conversion within their bank account. The service is built into the online banking platform and supports business and personal foreign exchange needs alongside a dedicated account manager. (On/Off Ramp, Live) ## Assets - [KingdomCoin (TKB)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/the_kingdom_bank): TKB is the utility token of The Kingdom Bank, issued as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. It is used for card cashback rewards, transaction fee discounts, and transfers to external wallets within the bank's ecosystem. Holders receive a flat cashback rate on card purchases and a fee reduction when paying with the token. 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