SwissBorg 

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What is the SwissBorg (BORG) token?

SwissBorg is a Swiss crypto wealth-management company founded in 2017 and based in Lausanne. Its mobile app lets users buy, sell and swap crypto at aggregated rates drawn from major exchanges. Products include the Smart Exchange aggregator, Crypto Bundles, Earn yield strategies, Alpha Deals and the SwissBorg Card. BORG is the platform's utility token, issued on Ethereum, Solana and Energi.

Who is the owner of SwissBorg?

SwissBorg is operated by SBorg SA, a company based in Lausanne, Switzerland. App operations in the European market run under MiCA license A2026-011, held by BlockNodes SAS, a French entity. This structure matters for BORG holders: the token's utility depends on the operating company's product and regulatory standing.

What is the BORG token used for?

BORG serves as the utility token of the SwissBorg app. Official materials describe Premium tier benefits, fee and cashback advantages through a buyback-and-cashback cycle, and community participation in the platform ecosystem. A 2018 community referendum let holders vote on product priorities, an early example of that participation model.

How many BORG tokens exist?

Per DropsTab data, BORG's maximum supply is capped at 982,602,443 tokens, and total supply sits just below that cap. BORG exists on three networks: the Ethereum contract 0x64d0f55cd8c7133a9d7102b13987235f486f2224, verifiable on Etherscan; a Solana SPL version; and an Energi-network version.

Does BORG have a vesting schedule or unlock risk?

BORG has no vesting schedule, so unlock-driven sell pressure is minimal. The 2018 ICO distributed 100% of its allocation at TGE on January 31, 2018, per DropsTab data, which left the token effectively fully circulating from launch with no cliffs or scheduled unlocks. Ongoing supply dynamics come from the fixed cap and the company's buyback-and-cashback cycle.

What happened to the CHSB token?

BORG is the rebranded successor of SwissBorg's legacy CHSB token. The company announced the migration at its February 25, 2026 keynote. The automated CHSB-to-BORG migrator closed permanently on April 29, 2026 at 09:00 CEST. Legacy CHSB holders after that date need to contact SwissBorg support to complete the swap.

Who backed SwissBorg?

Per DropsTab fundraising data, SwissBorg raised about $88M across five rounds: a $750,000 seed round and a $4.5M strategic round in 2017, a $9.45M experienced round with Bitgo, OpenZeppelin and the Crypto Valley Association among listed investors, a $50M ICO at $0.10 per token, and a $23M community Series A in 2023.

What does SwissBorg's fundraising structure mean for investors?

The structure limits insider-allocation risk. The ICO sold 50% of supply to the public, earlier rounds took 1.5%, 9% and 13.5%, and the 2023 Series A replaced a traditional lead VC with roughly 16,660 retail participants on SwissBorg's own Multi-Asset Launchpad. No single early-backer group holds a large unlock overhang over the circulating supply.

Where can you buy BORG?

Per DropsTab data, BORG trades on decentralized exchanges: BORG/WETH on Uniswap V2 (Ethereum) and BORG/SOL and BORG/bSOL pools on Raydium, plus additional Meteora pairs on the bridged Solana version. DropsTab records no centralized spot market for BORG, so on-chain liquidity is thin. Bitfinex delisted BORG effective December 5, 2024, and most legacy CHSB-era CEX listings closed or migrated with the rebrand.

Is SwissBorg an exchange?

SwissBorg is a wealth-management app with built-in exchange functionality, not a standalone crypto exchange. The app's Smart Exchange aggregates rates across major venues, and the company reports operation in 47 countries, mostly European. The app launched in 2021 and reported more than one million users as of April 2023.