New Swiss VASP Listings: Crypto Custody, Exchange Platform & Payment Services Now Available

We have just added three new Swiss-regulated entities to Financial License Market — each offering a distinct combination of Swiss SRO regulatory standing, operational infrastructure, and technology assets at competitive price points.

For operators evaluating Swiss regulatory structures in 2026, these three listings represent the current best of what the secondary market has to offer across three different activity scopes: institutional crypto custody, crypto exchange and trading, and international payment services.

Here is what has just been listed.

Swiss VASP: Crypto Custody with FireBlocks (Zug) — CHF 287,500

A Swiss GmbH incorporated in 2024 and domiciled in Zug, VQF regulated for Crypto Custody operations. What makes this entity exceptional is the institutional technology stack that has been fully implemented and transfers with the sale.

FireBlocks — the global standard for institutional digital asset custody — is deployed as the full custody solution. Sum-Sub KYC/AML is implemented per Swiss regulatory requirements. ComplyAdvantage AML transaction monitoring and Elliptic blockchain analytics subscriptions are active. Tres Subledger provides crypto accounting infrastructure.

Four Swiss banking relationships are in place: Zuger Kantonalbank, Zürcher Kantonalbank, PostFinance, and Revolut. The entity transfers without existing customers — a clean acquisition with no legacy compliance obligations — while retaining all technology, banking, and regulatory infrastructure.

For any operator who has priced the cost of building this compliance and custody stack from scratch, CHF 287,500 represents a compelling entry point.

Price: CHF 287,500 plus cash on account

Swiss VASP: Crypto Exchange & Binance Broker-Dealer License (Baar, Zug) — CHF 345,000

A Swiss AG incorporated in 2022 and domiciled in Baar — within Zug canton — registered as a VASP under VQF for Crypto Exchange and Crypto Trading-Bot activities. This is the rarest of the three new listings.

The entity holds a Binance Broker-Dealer License — a designation that is no longer available to new applicants. For operators seeking institutional integration with the Binance ecosystem, this is an asset that cannot be obtained through any other route. The proprietary domain and a fully developed crypto exchange platform are included in the sale, providing the acquirer with immediate branded trading infrastructure alongside the regulatory standing.

Banking is established with Corner Bank, Zurich. Test clients have been onboarded for platform validation with no commercial activity conducted — maintaining a clean VQF compliance history.

Swiss VASP. Proprietary platform. Rare Binance Broker-Dealer designation. These three elements in a single acquisition do not come to market often.

Price: CHF 345,000 plus cash on account

Swiss SRO: International Payment Services, B2B Clients, VASP Upgradeable (Zurich) — CHF 115,000

A Swiss AG incorporated in January 2025 and domiciled in Zurich, VQF regulated for international payment services — with a clear pathway to upgrade to full VASP status.

Unlike a shell entity, this company has active B2B clients with large payment volumes and has processed first transactions. Fully established payment rails are integrated via API. Three-jurisdiction banking covers PostFinance in Switzerland, CalBank in Ghana, and Revolut for European payments — alongside established banking partners and liquidity providers in both Switzerland and Ghana.

At CHF 115,000 this is the most accessible of the three new Swiss listings — and the only one with live client activity already in place.

Price: CHF 115,000 plus cash on account

Why Swiss SRO Regulation in 2026

As we covered in our recent article on Swiss SRO entities and the MiCA deadline, demand for Swiss-regulated VASP entities has accelerated in 2026. The combination of MiCA transition pressure, the global credibility of Swiss financial regulation, and the practical banking access that SRO membership provides — particularly with established Swiss banks — makes Switzerland a compelling regulatory base for crypto and payment operators targeting non-EU markets.

All three entities listed above are VQF-regulated, carry fully customised AML policies, and include established compliance infrastructure. None require the acquirer to build the compliance framework from scratch.

Full details on each listing are available to verified buyers under NDA. Inquiries are responded to within 24 hours.