SwissBorg is a European crypto wealth management and exchange aggregator app that provides spot trading, curated thematic bundles, and risk-stratified yield products. Based in Lausanne, the platform connects to multiple centralized and decentralized exchanges through a Smart Engine to source competitive pricing. It held over $1.29B in user assets as of October 2026.
Company background and funding
SwissBorg was founded in 2017 by Chief Executive Officer Cyrus Fazel and Chief Strategy Officer Anthony Lesoismier, both with professional backgrounds in finance and technology. The operating company is SBorg SA, headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, with more than 200 employees. The project raised $52 million through an initial coin offering in December 2017, followed by a Series A community round in March 2023 that secured CHF 21.27 million from 16,660 app users.
Platform mechanics and earn features
SwissBorg is a custodial platform that secures assets using keyless Multi-Party Computation (MPC) technology rather than traditional private keys. Onboarding requires identity verification (KYC) linked to a user's mobile number. SwissBorg Earn offers yields of up to 15% annually on supported digital assets through automated DeFi and staking strategies. Users can configure Dollar-Cost Averaging schedules through Auto-Invest or diversify through thematic Crypto Bundles. Accounts can be funded in 12 fiat currencies through bank transfers or payment cards.
Fees and availability
Standard exchange fees range from 0.25% to 1.49%, based on the user's Loyalty Rank and staked volume of the native BORG token. Fiat deposits via standard bank transfer are free, while card deposits incur processing charges. Fiat withdrawals carry a 0.10% fee. Crypto withdrawals incur a 0.10% platform fee alongside real-time blockchain network fees. The mobile application is available on iOS and Android across 47 countries, but it excludes residents of the United States.
Regulatory licenses and track record
SwissBorg is registered as a Digital Asset Service Provider (PSAN) in France and holds an Estonian virtual currency license. In March 2026, it obtained MiCA regulatory authorization from the French Autorite des marches financiers (AMF). The platform surpassed 921,000 verified users in October 2026 and publishes regular Proof of Liabilities reports. In September 2025, an external DeFi staking partner, Kiln, suffered a credential leak that allowed an attacker to unstake and steal over 192,000 SOL from a SwissBorg Earn strategy wallet. SwissBorg's core systems remained uncompromised.
Key risks and limitations
Depositing funds into SwissBorg Earn involves counterparty and third-party protocol risks because yield is generated through external staking partners and decentralized finance protocols rather than balance-sheet loans. Assets held in earn strategies remain subject to liquidity constraints, market volatility, and protocol smart-contract exploits.