Swyftx: licences, security, fees and reviews

Centralized exchange

In short

Legal entity
Swyftx Pty Ltd, ABN 72 623 556 730
Fees
Spot taker: 0.1% to 0.6% by 30-day volume, plus a spread (as of 31 October 2026)
Risks and caveats
Crypto balances are not insured and not covered by any compensation scheme; the account is not a bank deposit.
Checked
31 October 2026

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Key facts

Type
Centralized exchange
Operator
Swyftx Pty Ltd (Australia, ABN 72 623 556 730); Swyftx NZ Limited for New Zealand residents
Official site
swyftx.com/au

Key facts checked on 31 October 2026 against official sources.

What is Swyftx

Swyftx is an Australian crypto exchange and broker headquartered in Brisbane, Queensland. It serves residents of Australia and New Zealand with spot buying and selling of 400+ crypto assets, plus leverage (CFDs issued by Eightcap), crypto-backed loans via Block Earner and an OTC desk.

Good to know

Services

Services — Swyftx
ParameterDetails
Spot tradingBuy, sell and swap 400+ crypto assets with a tiered trading fee plus spread.
DerivativesLeveraged CFDs issued by Eightcap and distributed by Swyftx.
Crypto-backed loansAUD loans secured by crypto, provided by Block Earner (Swyftx is its credit representative).
Staking / EarnSwyftx may stake customer crypto on native proof-of-stake protocols.
OTCOTC desk for larger orders.
Loan amountsCrypto-backed AUD loans from $2,000 up to $100K, secured by Bitcoin; personal accounts with an Australian bank account only.

Licences and registrations

Licences and registrations — Swyftx
JurisdictionEntityLicence / registrationRegulator
AustraliaSwyftx Pty LtdRegistered Digital Currency Exchange provider with AUSTRAC (number not published on the page; company statement)AUSTRAC
AustraliaSwyftx Pty LtdAustralian Financial Services Licence 568543; does not cover spot crypto exchange services (company statement)Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)

Security and audits

Security incidents

Further incidents are reported by third parties (press, incident databases) but are not confirmed in the company’s own channels, so they are not listed here.

Fees

Fees — Swyftx
ParameterDetails
Spot taker0.1% to 0.6% by 30-day volume, plus a spread (as of 31 October 2026)
DepositsAUD card deposits up to 2.4% (as of 31 October 2026)
WithdrawalsCrypto withdrawals: network fee only (as of 31 October 2026)

Who can use it

History

History — Swyftx
DateEvent
2019Swyftx is founded in Australia, per its About page (its 2025 media release says it was launched in 2018).
19 March 2025Swyftx acquires Easy Crypto Limited, the New Zealand crypto exchange.

Risks and caveats

About the company

Legal entity
Swyftx Pty Ltd, ABN 72 623 556 730
Founded
Swyftx's sources differ: its About page says founded in 2019, while its 2025 media release on the Easy Crypto acquisition says it was launched in 2018
Headquarters
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Founders
Alex Harper and Angus Goldman (co-founders, executive directors)
CEO
Andrea Yuen

Official links

Questions and answers

Is Swyftx regulated?

Swyftx Pty Ltd says it is registered with AUSTRAC as a digital currency exchange provider and holds AFSL 568543, but its spot crypto exchange services are not provided under that licence.

Does Swyftx publish proof of reserves?

Swyftx states that it holds customer crypto 1:1 in hot and cold wallets; no public proof-of-reserves report or attestation is listed.

What are Swyftx's fees?

As of 31 October 2026 trading fees range from 0.1% to 0.6% by 30-day volume, plus a spread; crypto withdrawals cost only the network fee.

Is Swyftx available outside Australia?

Only residents of Australia and New Zealand can use it; New Zealand customers are served by Swyftx NZ Limited.

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