UK FCA Crypto-Asset Business — AML5D Compliant
- Jurisdiction
- United Kingdom
- License Type
- UK FCA Crypto-Asset Business Registration — AML5D
- Type
- FCA Registered Crypto-Asset Business
Listing 036
Swiss AG — Virtual Asset Service Provider
A Swiss Aktiengesellschaft incorporated in January 2022 and domiciled in Baar — within Zug canton, Switzerland's leading crypto and financial jurisdiction — registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) and member of VQF for Crypto Exchange and Crypto Trading-Bot activities. This listing represents one of the rarest acquisition opportunities in the Swiss crypto market. The entity holds a Binance Broker-Dealer License — a designation that is no longer obtainable for new applicants, making this a genuinely irreplaceable asset for operators seeking Binance ecosystem integration at the institutional level. The proprietary domain and a fully developed crypto exchange platform are included in the sale, providing an acquirer with immediate branded trading infrastructure alongside the regulatory standing. Banking is established with Corner Bank in Zurich — one of Switzerland's established private banks with experience in crypto-adjacent clients. Test clients have been onboarded for platform validation purposes with no commercial activity conducted, maintaining a clean compliance history with VQF. For crypto exchange operators, trading platform operators, or groups seeking to acquire a Swiss VASP with a distinctive combination of regulatory standing, proprietary exchange technology, and the rare Binance Broker-Dealer designation, this is a unique opportunity. Available at CHF 345,000 plus cash on account.
Asking Price
CHF 345,000
Plus cash on account — subject to negotiation
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