As of 2025, Switzerland will have a total of 1,766 blockchain companies and 503 fintech companies. In 2024, the value added by the Swiss financial sector is expected to reach 74 billion Swiss francs, accounting for approximately 9% of the gross domestic product. The industry provides around 222,800 full-time equivalent positions, and the total value of securities held by Swiss banks for clients amounts to 8.561 trillion Swiss francs, of which 4.008 trillion Swiss francs belong to foreign clients. Switzerland has established a tiered regulatory framework for fintech companies, allowing them to choose between a sandbox, a fintech license, a self-regulatory organization recognized by FINMA, or a full banking and securities license. The sandbox can accommodate specific deposit-taking activities with a maximum of 1 million Swiss francs, while the fintech license permits eligible companies to accept up to 100 million Swiss francs in public deposits or crypto assets. Switzerland and Liechtenstein attracted 185 million Swiss francs in fintech venture capital that year, with 81 million Swiss francs directed towards distributed ledger technology companies. Switzerland plans to establish a category for payment instruments and crypto institutions licenses, with related regulations expected to be advanced by August 11, 2026.
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