Swan Bitcoin

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Swan Bitcoin is a Bitcoin-only savings and investment platform founded by Cory Klippsten in 2019, designed for long-term Bitcoin accumulation through automated dollar-cost averaging. It offers personal savings plans, a Bitcoin IRA, Swan Private wealth management for high-net-worth clients, and a Managed Bitcoin service for institutions and corporations. Swan is widely regarded as one of the most Bitcoin-aligned companies in the industry, regularly hosting Bitcoin education events and the Swan Signal podcast.

Details

Kyc: Yes
Fees: 0.99% standard
Type: Bitcoin-only DCA app
Countries: United States
Fee Model: Flat fee brokerage
Maker Fee: N/A
Taker Fee: N/A
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Founded Year: 2019
Headquarters: Scottsdale, USA
Kyc Required: Yes
Trading Fees: 0.99% fee (standard DCA)
Lightning Support: No
Lightning Withdrawals: No

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