zondacrypto, a leading regulated European digital currency exchange, has launched zondacrypto Swiss, a crypto on and off-ramp in Switzerland designed to improve accessibility to digital assets for everyday people.
The service will allow users to buy or sell crypto directly with CHF and EUR using their bank account, with the amount purchased deposited in the user’s crypto wallet. Unlike comparable services in Switzerland, the minimum transaction amount is only CHF 10 or EUR 10, dramatically reducing the barriers to entry for digital assets in the country. For the first three months, the service will have a zero service fees promotion.
“We are on a mission to make crypto simple, safe and accessible for everyone,” said zondacrypto CEO Przemysław Kral. “Most crypto services in Switzerland are tailored towards the wealthy, with high minimum value of transactions and complicated user interfaces. We are flipping that model on its head. Crypto should be accessible to everyone, and we do everything possible to make that a reality.”
Users will have access to leading cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, USDC and others. As a regulated financial institution, zondacrypto conducts comprehensive identity verification before approving transactions. Payments are accepted from all major Swiss banks and from any bank account that uses CHF or EUR.
This launch marks the latest step in zondacrypto’s expansion into Switzerland. It has recently opened an office in Zug, entered a partnership with HC Davos, and has been a member of the Swiss Blockchain Federation since May 2024, as well as a member of Estonian Chamber of Commerce in Switzerland and Swiss-Polish Blockchain Association.
“Switzerland is the natural next step for zondacrypto. A longstanding hub of traditional finance trusted by the world for its stability, the country is also rapidly embracing financial innovation,” said Guido Buehler, serving as a member of supervisory board at zondacrypto.
“We are delighted to further cement our place in Switzerland and help democratise access to digital assets,” said Kral.