Sygnim, a Swiss digital asset bank, expands regulated institutional access to the Blockchain Suit with a new guard, trading and loan products for its professional customers.
Friday, the company whose head office announced on Friday that it will now offer custody, the spot and the derivatives of institutional quality, the Commerce de Sui, alongside the next settling and Lombard loans on Collateral SUP. The clears should be launched in the coming weeks, with loans scheduled for the fourth quarter. All the Holdings follows will be brought out of the bank’s balance sheet and set up to be bankrupt.
This decision is based on the integration of Suit in July 2025 of Sygnum in his platform, which, according to him, made him the first Swiss bank to fully support the token. By working with the SUP Foundation, Sygnim aims to channel the demand of banks, asset managers and high net individuals looking for regulated and regulated exposure to blockchain ecosystems.
Christian Thompson, Director General of the Foundation Suit, said that the partnership is strengthening the bond of suis with global institutional investors thanks to a regulated trusted gateway. The co-founder and CEO of Sygnim, Mathias Imbach, said that the role of the bank was at the “intersection” of digital assets and traditional finances, helping customers access new opportunities in a regulated framework.
SU, developed by former Meta Engineers at MySten Labs, uses the treatment of parallel transactions to improve scalability, similar to cloud -based services. It supports decentralized finance, instant payments, tokenization and active asset games, and positioned itself at the start of the BTCFI segment, which allows Bitcoin holders to participate in DEFI without compromising security.
Sygnim holds banking licenses and digital assets in Switzerland, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein, and offers services such as regulated bank, asset management, tokenization and B2B solutions.
At the time of the press, according to Coindesk data, SU was negotiated at $ 3.84, up 4.5% in the last 24 hours.
