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Building on its position as Switzerland’s leading crypto financial services provider, Bitcoin Suisse is accelerating its international expansion. The Group’s subsidiary, BTCS (Middle East) Ltd. (“BTCS ME”), has received Financial Services Permission (FSP) from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of ADGM, Abu Dhabi’s international financial center — marking another significant step in the Group’s strategy to become a leading global wealth management partner.
What the FSP Enables
The FSP marks the completion of a thorough, multi-stage licensing process and enables BTCS ME to deliver a comprehensive suite of regulated digital asset financial services to institutional and professional clients in the United Arab Emirates. Bitcoin Suisse brings more than a decade of experience across multiple digital asset market cycles to the UAE, currently safeguarding USD 3.7 billion in crypto assets and ranking as the fourth-largest staking operator globally.
What Clients Get
 
With the FSP in place, institutional and professional clients gain access to a regulated digital asset financial infrastructure designed for sophisticated needs — including managing and hedging digital asset exposure in a fully compliant environment, institutional-grade custody, and trading in approved virtual assets. Every client is supported by a dedicated relationship manager, ensuring access not only to institutional-grade technology and regulatory clarity, but to personal attention, continuity, and deep expertise.
As the market evolves, BTCS ME is also well-positioned to help clients access tokenized real-world assets in the future.
A Decade of Resilience, Now in the UAE
Clients benefit from the same foundations that have made Bitcoin Suisse a trusted partner to investors, institutions, and blockchain innovators for more than ten years. Across multiple market cycles, Bitcoin Suisse has built its reputation on resilience — combining robust, proprietary infrastructure with a service philosophy centered on long-term client relationships. By combining regulatory strength, operational depth, and a highly personalized approach to client service, BTCS ME is designed to support clients through the next phase of institutional adoption.
Leadership
Ceyda Majcen, Chief Executive Officer of BTCS ME, leads Bitcoin Suisse Group’s expansion in the Middle East, bringing extensive senior leadership experience across the Group.
“Receiving the FSP from the FSRA is a major milestone in our international growth strategy. The authorization reflects more than a decade of experience building resilient infrastructure, risk frameworks, and trusted client relationships. We are excited to bring our unique combination of institutional-grade capabilities and highly personalized service to the UAE — one of the world’s most dynamic hubs for digital assets.”
Arvind Ramamurthy, Chief Market Development Officer at ADGM, added: “We congratulate Bitcoin Suisse on receiving its FSP from the FSRA. Its expansion into ADGM reinforces the strength and maturity of our digital assets ecosystem, which continues to attract leading global institutions seeking regulatory clarity, market access, and long-term growth opportunities. As Abu Dhabi further strengthens its position as a leading financial hub in the region, ADGM remains committed to enabling innovation within a robust, internationally recognized regulatory environment.”
About Bitcoin Suisse
Founded in 2013, Bitcoin Suisse is a leading premium digital-asset financial services provider offering a comprehensive suite of trading, custody, staking, and lending services for institutional clients, digital asset foundations, family offices, asset managers, and high-net-worth individuals. Headquartered in Zug, Bitcoin Suisse has over 200 employees across Switzerland, Liechtenstein, the United Arab Emirates, and Bermuda.
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