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- An active Switzerland-based ARIF SRO entity domiciled in Zug, built on a zero-custody Power…
Virtual Asset Service Provider inventory currently centres on Swiss SRO-supervised VASP structures. These are AML-supervised Swiss routes, so buyers should assess membership continuity, banking, AML governance and the target operating markets before comparing them with EU crypto permissions. The Swiss route can suit crypto-adjacent brokerage, custody or exchange models that need credible local AML supervision. SKY7 reviews the SRO membership status, controller approval path and substance plan before a handover timeline is treated as ready.
A virtual asset service provider route should be mapped from the actual crypto service: custody, exchange, transfer, brokerage, token issuance support or another regulated lane. SKY7 checks whether the target file covers that lane after transfer.
The buyer also needs a practical fiat and compliance story. Wallet infrastructure, transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, travel-rule tooling, banking or EMI access and regulator transition obligations all affect the route decision.
Route checks before a buyer compares live files.
Only if the registration or licence covers custody and the operating controls support it. Custody should never be assumed from a generic VASP label.
We check service scope, custody model, fiat rails, AML controls, technology providers, management substance and transition deadlines.
Compare CASP routes when the business needs EU-facing crypto-asset services, MiCA positioning or a transition path beyond a local VASP registration.
We respond with a jurisdiction shortlist, a working timeline, and a fixed price. No templates, no generic decks.