SwissBorg has opened its Q4 Guardian vote, with 1,000,000 $BORG up for decision. Guardians can lock their BORG and allocate voting power across three options: a BORG Token Burn, Guardians Rewards, and Guardians App funding.
The vote follows the completed Q3 burn that removed 300,000 $BORG, part of SwissBorg's recurring quarterly process where Guardians decide what to do with the buyback pool funded by weekly buybacks from trading cashback rewards. Proof of the burns is shared on-chain, and non-Guardians can join to have their vote count in the next quarter's decision.
SwissBorg introduced the Top Borgers Bundle, a single-tap investment product mixing the holdings of the platform's most experienced users — spanning Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Hyperliquid and more. Users can start from around €50, and the top 1,000 Loyalty Score users are invited to vote on the bundle's composition.
SwissBorg said it has no exposure to Binance and that the security incident there has had no impact on user or company funds, with all services operating normally. In a follow-up post on X, the firm said it immediately blocked the wallets and addresses linked to the hack as soon as the incident came to light and will keep monitoring the situation closely.
SwissBorg is now processing Danish kroner (DKK) transfers locally for Danish users, replacing slow cross-border transfers. Each user gets a DKK vIBAN in their own name, and deposits via the Danish TIPS rail settle within seconds rather than taking hours or days.
SwissBorg revealed a major upgrade to its Withdrawal Protection feature during Pow Wow 43: users can now set their own withdrawal allowance for a chosen period, with everything above that threshold staying protected. Previously, the feature put every withdrawal on hold.
SwissBorg is launching Altcoin Arena, a weekly crypto show on its YouTube channel where two tokens face off each Thursday. The show is hosted by @Cyrus_Fazel, who fights for one token, while a leading member of the SwissBorg community argues for the other.
SwissBorg now supports $AUKI, the token of Auki, which is building the "real world web" — a decentralised system meant to make the physical world browsable, navigable and searchable by AI and robots. Its protocol attaches shared spatial context (via the posemesh tokenised machine-perception network) to give physical AI the context to do meaningful work.
Users can swap into AUKI from 12 fiats or 400+ assets in one tap inside the MiCA-regulated app, with no bridging or external wallets required.
SwissBorg has added $DGLD, a Swiss-refined, vaulted and natively issued tokenised gold token, now live on Solana. The token is issued by the tokenisation arm of MKS PAMP (@MKSPAMP), a precious-metals group with 60 years of history, via @DGLD_Official.
The listing gives SwissBorg users access to gold exposure inside the MiCA-regulated app alongside its crypto and fiat on/off-ramps. SwissBorg is now actively promoting it, billing the launch as "Swiss gold, now in the SwissBorg app" and pointing users to the token's dedicated page.
SwissBorg has joined the Eurøpe Consortium, a coalition of European companies organized around EURØP, the MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin issued by Schuman Financial. Announcing the move on X, SwissBorg noted that roughly 99% of stablecoin value is still dollar-denominated and argued that on-chain wealth should be manageable in users' own currency.
SwissBorg has announced availability in Hungary, relaunching under its MiCA authorisation, which is passported across the EEA, including Hungary. The company touted access to 45+ trading venues and support for the Hungarian forint alongside crypto in a single app.
The "Welcome back, Hungary" announcement signals SwissBorg's renewed push into the Hungarian market under the EU's MiCA framework, which lets licensed platforms operate across member states with one authorisation.
SwissBorg secured approval under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation via its French entity BlockNodes SAS, authorized by the French Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), enabling regulated crypto services across the EEA.
On September 8, 2025, an exploit on an external DeFi wallet tied to SwissBorg's SOL Earn staking strategy drained roughly $41M in Solana; SwissBorg said its core app was not breached, attributing the attack to a compromised GitHub access token within partner Kiln's infrastructure.
On October 17, 2023, SwissBorg migrated its original CHSB token to the new BORG token on a 1:1 basis, adding multi-chain functionality and expanded DeFi utility.
SwissBorg raised about 21.2 million Swiss Francs (~$23M) from more than 16,000 individual investors in a community-driven Series A round, closed in April 2023.
SwissBorg announced the launch of its Wealth App, a native iOS/Android mobile app enabling users to buy, sell and exchange digital assets with fiat, powered by its multi-node 'Smart Engine' for best execution across top exchanges.
SwissBorg's Initial Coin Offering ran from December 7, 2017 to January 10, 2018, raising about $50 million (50M CHF) from roughly 20,000 contributors to fund the project, and minted its original CHSB token.
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