Depositary, Custody & Banking

Bitcoin Suisse

Verified 24 October 2026

Arm of the Zug-founded Bitcoin Suisse Group offering segregated cold-storage custody and OTC virtual asset trading to professional clients.

The Abu Dhabi arm of the Bitcoin Suisse Group, founded in Zug in 2013, holding an FSRA Financial Services Permission to provide custody and to deal in virtual assets as principal and as agent. It serves professional clients only, keeping assets mainly offline in cold storage, segregated from company assets and backed one to one, alongside OTC spot and options trading.

Every field below was confirmed against a public source on 24 October 2026. Verification is a check on the data, not an endorsement of the firm.

Jurisdiction
Abu Dhabi
Service line
Depositary, Custody & Banking
Services
Institutional-grade custody
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