Sygnum, a Swiss Digital Asset Bank, expands the regulated institutional access to the SUI blockchain with new caution, trading and lending products for professional clients.
The firm based in Zurich announced Friday it will now offer grade-institutional precautions, places and derivatives that trade for SUI, in conjunction with upcoming staking and collateral-supported loans. Staking is expected to be launched in the coming weeks, with loans scheduled for the fourth quarter. All SUI holders will be avoided in the bank’s balance and set up to be far from losses.
The transition forms the July 2025 Sygnum integration of SUI on its platform, saying it made it the first Swiss Bank to fully support the token. Through collaboration with the SUI Foundation, Sygnum aims to channel demand from banks, asset managers and high-net value individuals seeking safe, regulated exposure to blockchain ecosystems.
Christian Thompson, Managing Director of the SUI Foundation, said the cooperation reinforces Sui’s connection to investors at the institutional institution through a trusted, regulated gateway. Sygnum co-founder and CEO Mathias Imbach said the bank’s role is at the “intersection” of digital assets and traditional finances, helping clients access new opportunities within a regulated framework.
The SUI, developed by former meta engineers in Mysten Labs, uses in parallel processing of the transaction to improve scalability, similar to cloud -based services. It supports decentralized finances, instant payments, tokenization and playing real-world assets, and positions itself in advance of the BTCFI segment, allowing Bitcoin holders to participate in the DeFI without compromising security.
Sygnum holds banking licenses and digital assets in Switzerland, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein, and offers services including regulated banking, asset management, tokenization and B2B solution.
At the time of the press, according to CoinDesk’s data, SUI traded at $ 3.84, up to 4.5% in the past 24 hours.
