State-owned Swiss bank PostFinance, the country’s fifth-largest financial corporation, has announced that it intends to add a “full range of crypto-currency services” to its 2.5 million customers.

Initially, the bank will provide customers with access to buy, hold and sell leading cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH). In the future, the list of available digital assets and operations with them will be expanded.

“Digital assets have become an integral part of the financial world, and our clients should be able to access this market,” said Philipp Merkt, Chief Investment Officer of PostFinance.

PostFinance will run the cryptocurrency program in partnership with digital asset services provider Sygnum Bank, which received a banking license from Swiss regulators about four years ago and serves the country’s private and cantonal banks.

PostFinance Bank, one of the largest financial institutions in the Confederation, is a subsidiary of the Swiss Post. In September 2015, the Swiss National Bank declared PostFinance the country’s systemically important bank.

Earlier, former Goldman Sachs top manager and CEO of Real Vision Raoul Pal said that problems with the regulation of the crypto industry in the United States will force industry-friendly American banks to move their business to other regions.