Key Highlights
- SwissBorg has added Litecoin (LTC) and Zcash (ZEC) to its platform.
- The platform said LTC and ZEC were among the tokens most frequently searched for by its users.
- Users can swap either asset from 12 fiat currencies or more than 400 other digital assets in a single transaction.
SwissBorg, a crypto wealth management platform, announced on September 14 that it has added support for Litecoin (LTC) and Zcash (ZEC) on its platform. The company stated in a post on X that the two tokens, among the most searched for by users, are now available for trading.
Users can swap LTC and ZEC against 12 fiat currencies or more than 400 other assets in a single transaction, the announcement read. SwissBorg described Litecoin as one of the oldest cryptocurrencies, designed for fast and low-cost payments since 2011. It described Zcash as a pioneer of privacy-preserving transactions that uses zero-knowledge cryptography.
The post invited users to indicate other tokens they continue to search for on the service.
Current price movement for Litecoin
As of the latest figures matching the September 14 timeframe at 14:00 UTC, Litecoin traded at $53.84, reflecting a 0.3 percent decline over the previous 24 hours. Its price in bitcoin terms stood at 0.0006873 BTC, down 2.0 percent in the same period. The 24-hour trading range ran from $53.41 to $55.19.
The 24-hour price chart showed an initial rise toward approximately $55.25 early in the session, followed by a decline that bottomed near $53.50 before a modest recovery to the closing level of $53.84.
Current price movement for Zcash
On September 14, at 14:00 UTC, Zcash traded at $1,153.25, up 4.4 percent over the previous 24 hours. Its bitcoin-denominated price was 0.01472 BTC, an increase of 2.9 percent. The 24-hour range spanned $1,048.58 to $1,153.53.
The 24-hour chart indicated a decline in the early hours to near $1,050, followed by a sustained recovery that pushed the price above $1,150 by the end of the period.
Platform details and availability
SwissBorg’s announcement noted that both assets are now accessible through its existing interface. The company operates under Swiss engineering standards and a European license. Trading options include direct swaps involving fiat currencies and a broad range of digital assets.
The addition follows user demand signals identified by the platform. No further technical specifications regarding integration timelines or listing criteria were provided in the public statement.
Market data referenced above corresponds to figures displayed on CoinGecko at the time of the announcement window on September 14. Price movements, volumes, and supply metrics remain subject to continuous change on open markets.
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