How the SwissBorg Reliability Score is built
9.0/10Every part is scored with the same published method. Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source. How we rate
Pros
- MiCA passport for 30 of 30 EEA countries
- Published proof of reserves
- Withdrawal address allow-list
- 400+ crypto-assets
Cons
- Euro withdrawal fee around €1.5
MiCA authorisation
Authorised- EU entityBLOCKNODES SAS
- LEI969500PZJWT3TD1SUI59
- RegulatorAutorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF)
- Home stateFrance
- Authorised5 March 2026
- Passport30 of 30 EEA countries
Authorised MiCA services (6)
- Custody of crypto-assets
- Order execution
- Placing of crypto-assets
- Advice
- Portfolio management
- Transfer services
Source: ESMA interim MiCA register, downloaded 24 October 2026. How to check a licence
Company and track record
- Founded2017
- Registered address29 RUE BLANCHE - 75009 PARIS, France
Fees
Fee schedule ↗Trading fees depend on the product and screen you use, so check the fee schedule or the app before you buy.
Try the fee calculator to see what one purchase costs in total.
Payments
- EUR withdrawalSEPA, 0.10% (min €1.50)
Coins and products
- TypeBroker app
- Coins400+
- Recurring buyYes
- Crypto withdrawalsYes
- MobileiOS | Android
Account security
- Two-factor authenticationYes
- Withdrawal address allow-listYes
- Proof of reservesYes
"Not confirmed" means we could not confirm the feature from a public source; it does not mean the feature is missing.
Identity checks (KYC)
RequiredSwissBorg verifies the identity of every customer before trading, as EU anti-money laundering rules require.
Where SwissBorg is available under MiCA
Checking your location…Notified in 30 EEA countries
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia
A MiCA passport means the firm may offer its services in that country; it can still choose not to accept customers from every country.
SwissBorg review: who you deal with
ESMA's register lists BLOCKNODES SAS, Paris, under the commercial name SwissBorg, with an authorisation notified on 5 March 2026 by the Autorité des Marchés Financiers.
The entry covers custody, order execution, placing, advice, portfolio management and transfer services.
SwissBorg's pricing policy also refers to BlockNodes, for example in stating that it does not charge a fee for bank transfer deposits.
SwissBorg review: pricing
| Item | Published by SwissBorg |
|---|---|
| Exchange fees | Depend on Premium tier, ranging from 1.49% down to 0.25% |
| Bank transfer deposits | No fee |
| Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay deposits from the EEA | 2.25% at Standard rank, falling to 1.5%, with a €5 minimum at Standard |
| Crypto withdrawals | 0.10% plus the real-time network fee |
| Euro withdrawals | 0.10%, minimum €1.50 and maximum €100 per withdrawal |
From SwissBorg's homepage FAQ and pricing policy, checked 24 and 29 October 2026. Prices also include a market-liquidity adjustment, which SwissBorg does not quantify.
SwissBorg review: products
- Auto-Invest: regular purchases of a fixed amount.
- Crypto withdrawals: available, with the fee above.
- Proof of Liabilities: SwissBorg refers to a tool for verifying its holdings.
- Apps: App Store and Google Play.
SwissBorg review: how the Reliability Score was calculated
The SwissBorg Reliability Score is 9.0 out of 10, rated Excellent, calculated with the same published method as every other exchange.
| Part | Points | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| MiCA licence | 3 / 3 | Authorised by AMF, passport notified for 30 of 30 EEA countries |
| Track record | 1.5 / 2 | Operating since 2017 |
| Transparency | 1 / 1 | Fee schedule published; proof of reserves published |
| Identity checks | 1 / 1 | Identity verification (KYC) required before trading |
| Account protection | 1 / 1 | Two-factor authentication available; withdrawal address allow-list available |
| Euro withdrawals | 1.5 / 2 | Euro withdrawals to a bank account: SEPA, 0.10% (min €1.50) |
Points are given only for facts confirmed from a public source; "not confirmed" means we could not confirm a feature, not that it is missing.
SwissBorg review: compared with similar MiCA providers
Set against similar authorised providers, SwissBorg's register facts and score look as follows.
| Exchange | Type | Regulator | EEA countries | Reliability Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SwissBorg | Broker app | AMF | 30 | 9.0 |
| Bitpanda | Broker app | FMA | 30 | 9.0 |
| eToro | Broker app | CySEC | 30 | 9.0 |
| Revolut | Broker app | CySEC | 29 | 9.0 |
Register facts from ESMA; Reliability Scores calculated with the published method.
A comparison like this shows differences in authorisation and verified facts, but which provider suits you depends on how you buy, pay and store crypto.
SwissBorg review: what a purchase would cost
The trading fee for SwissBorg has not yet been confirmed on its EU fee page, so enter the fee you see before you buy.
SwissBorg review: who it may suit
SwissBorg may suit app users who want regular investing through Auto-Invest, the ability to withdraw crypto, and a provider that publishes a detailed pricing policy.
Its exchange fees depend on the Premium tier, from 1.49% down to 0.25% according to SwissBorg, and card deposits cost more than free bank transfer deposits.
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Frequently asked questions
Is SwissBorg MiCA-authorised?
Its EU entity, BLOCKNODES SAS, is listed in ESMA's register under the name SwissBorg, authorised by France's AMF.
What are SwissBorg's fees?
SwissBorg states that exchange fees range from 1.49% to 0.25% depending on Premium tier, bank transfer deposits are free and crypto withdrawals cost 0.10% plus the network fee.
Can I withdraw crypto from SwissBorg?
Yes, for 0.10% plus the real-time network fee.
Every figure on this page is checked against the ESMA register, the exchange's own terms and fee pages or another primary source, and the sources are listed above. Editorial policy · How we rate