04-03-2025
San Marino firm RBB Lab posts €6.6 million in profit in 2024
RBB Lab, a San Marino blockchain/fintech firm led by Enrico Rubboli, has pulled in €6.6 million in profits for 2024 in four years after its launch.
Recently, RBB Lab played a vital role in Italy's first tokenised bond, issued by Banca d'Italia (CDP). These tokenised bonds were a fully regulated project that brought blockchain into the heart of European traditional finance.
The Milan-based startup behind the operation, Realhouse SRL, received RBB Lab's technical support. RBB Lab also secured a shareholder stake alongside giants like Credit Agricole, locking in its position at the table. 'This is a definite game-changer for blockchain in Europe,' said Enrico Rubboli, CEO of RBB Lab.
'Blockchain spent a significant amount of time on the sidelines of mainstream finance, often regarded as a risky outlier. Now, it's the nerve center of the system, and we're taking full control,' Enrico added. 'It offers greater transparency, faster settlements, and lower costs—and we're only getting started.'
RBB Lab, the company behind Mintlayer, provides tech solutions in blockchain and fintech, supporting decentralised finance and digital asset management. Its focus on efficient, scalable, and secure systems strengthens its impact across both industries.
Through its core platform, Mintlayer, RBB Lab provides the tech that helps users tokenise real world assets — real estate, commodities, even bonds — all on its own network that is directly interoperable with Bitcoin, tying the common conventions of finance to what lies ahead. 'With Mintlayer, we focus on practical and tangible financial solutions that connect traditional assets with blockchain solutions. This approach ensures stability and long-term value,' said Enrico.
'Next on the pipeline is scaling our infrastructure across Europe, giving banking institutions the tools to integrate blockchain without complications. We at RBB Lab are working hard to continuously set trends in our niche, especially since we are backed by credible industry leaders,' Rubboli said.
