Swiss bank Sygnum to launch MultiSYG bank-guaranteed lending platform in partnership with Debifi
Foresight News: According to CoinDesk, Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum Bank will partner with Debifi to launch the MultiSYG bank-guaranteed lending platform, allowing borrowers to retain partial control over their bitcoin. The platform utilizes a multi-signature wallet system, requiring signatures from all three parties for collateral transfers. The platform is scheduled to launch in the first half of 2026, targeting institutions and high-net-worth individuals seeking bank-grade lending services but cautious about re-pledging.
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