Bity is a Swiss digital asset services company based in Neuchâtel. Operating as Bity SA, it presents three business lines: brokerage and trade execution, custody, and real-world asset tokenization. Its current brokerage site says the business was established in Switzerland in 2014.
Brokerage and execution
Bity Trading serves private banks, asset and wealth managers, corporations and high-net-worth individuals. Its published entry threshold is CHF 100,000 per trade or CHF 250,000 per year. The service arranges large transactions through counterparties rather than requiring clients to place their own orders on a retail exchange.
The general terms effective February 16, 2026 describe an execution-only service. Clients complete an admission and compliance process before sending trade instructions. Bity communicates its commission at the start of the relationship; the terms do not establish one universal public trading fee. Execution depends on market conditions, counterparties and operational checks.
Custody and tokenization
The company’s custody service is aimed at private and institutional clients and includes safekeeping and client identity checks. This service is distinct from Bity Wallet, which the company’s terms describe as non-custodial: users retain control of their private keys.
Bity Tokenization helps institutional clients assess an asset’s legal framework, prepare documentation and issue tokens using ORIGYN technology. The service covers structuring and distribution advice; Bity says clients remain responsible for operating their trading or distribution platform. Bity Gold is presented as one application of this tokenization service.
Access and company history
The current terms primarily address clients domiciled in Switzerland. Access from elsewhere depends on applicable law and client-initiated contact; the website’s language options do not establish availability in every country. Swiss financial-intermediary compliance should not be read as a bank licence or automatic authorization throughout the European Union.
Co-founder Alexis Roussel has publicly confirmed leaving Bity’s board. Historical descriptions of small retail conversions, ATM services and the original leadership team should therefore be distinguished from the business and admission terms now presented on the company’s website.
