Sygnum, a Swiss digital asset bank, is expanding regulated institutional access to the Sui Blockchain with new custody products, trade and loans for its professional customers.
The firm based in Zurich and Singapore announced on Friday that it will now offer institutional degree custody, spot and derivatives of SUI trade, together with the next Lombard loans with support of Asta and Sui. The rethinking is expected to be launched in the coming weeks, with loans scheduled for the fourth quarter. All sui holdings will remain outside the bank’s balance and set to be remote bankruptcy.
The measure is based on the integration of SUI of Sygnum in July 2025 on its platform, which according to him made it the first Swiss bank to completely support the Token. When working with the SUI Foundation, Sygnum aims to channel the demand for banks, asset administrators and high -equity people who seek safe and regulated exposure to blockchain ecosystems.
Christian Thompson, managing director of the SUI Foundation, said the association strengthens SUI’s connection with global institutional investors through a regulated and reliable entrance door. The co -founder and CEO of Sygnum, Mathias Imbach, said that the bank’s role is at the “intersection” of digital assets and traditional finance, helping customers access new opportunities within a regulated framework.
SUI, developed by former Mysten Labs engineers, uses parallel transaction processing to improve scalability, similar to cloud -based services. He supports decentralized finances, instant payments, token and asset games of the real world, and has positioned himself early in the BTCFI segment, which allows Bitcoin holders to participate in Defi without compromising security.
Sygnum has bank and digital asset licenses in Switzerland, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein, and offers services that include regulated banking, asset management, tokenization and B2B solutions.
At the time of publication, according to Coendesk data, Sui was quoted at $ 3.84, 4.5% more in the last 24 hours.
