CHSB migration status in 2026
CHSB is no longer SwissBorg's active utility token. SwissBorg launched BORG as its replacement on 17 October 2023 and migrated eligible CHSB at a 1:1 token ratio. The automatic in-app and self-service web migrators were permanently withdrawn on 29 April 2026 at 09:00 CEST.
| Item | Current status |
|---|---|
| Legacy token | CHSB on Ethereum |
| Replacement token | BORG |
| Migration ratio | 1 CHSB to 1 BORG |
| Automated migration | Closed 29 April 2026 at 09:00 CEST |
| Late CHSB holders | Contact SwissBorg support; no self-service migration is available |
| BORG networks | Ethereum and Solana |
Do not follow an older tutorial that still directs wallets to migration.swissborg.com or the retired migrator contract. SwissBorg's final notice says anyone holding CHSB after the deadline must contact its support team to discuss the situation. It does not promise that every late case will be converted.
What should I do with CHSB after the deadline?
- Do not send CHSB to an address supplied through direct messages, comments or an unofficial support account.
- Open the support channel from the Profile section of the official SwissBorg app, or start from help.swissborg.com.
- Provide the public wallet address and transaction details requested by official support, but never provide a seed phrase or private key.
- Wait for account-specific instructions. The retired public migration workflow should not be assumed to work.
SwissBorg warned that remaining CHSB could suffer reduced liquidity and value after the migrator closed. A CHSB balance shown by a wallet is not automatically equivalent to a liquid BORG balance, even though the original migration used a 1:1 token ratio.
Official CHSB and BORG contract addresses
| Asset | Network | Official identifier |
|---|---|---|
| CHSB (legacy) | Ethereum | 0xba9d4199faB4f26eFE3551D490E3821486f135Ba |
| BORG | Ethereum | 0x64d0f55Cd8C7133a9D7102b13987235F486F2224 |
| BORG | Solana | 3dQTr7ror2QPKQ3GbBCokJUmjErGg8kTJzdnYjNfvi3Z |
Ethereum and Solana use different address formats. Confirm the network as well as every character of the token address before importing or transferring BORG. Do not send Ethereum BORG directly to the Solana mint address or vice versa; cross-chain movement requires a supported bridge flow.
The Ethereum BORG contract is an immutable ERC-20 without administrator roles or a proxy. It supports token burning, permit approvals and on-chain voting snapshots. SwissBorg's Ethereum–Solana bridge has separate upgradeable manager and transceiver contracts, so bridge risk is distinct from the token contract itself.
What is BORG used for?
BORG is SwissBorg's current multi-utility ecosystem token. SwissBorg describes two main uses:
- Loyalty ranks: eligible app users earn points based partly on BORG holdings and Premium tier, unlocking rank-dependent benefits such as cashback, discounts or access.
- Governance: BORG implements historical balance tracking and delegation for voting, while SwissBorg describes a Guardians-based governance process.
Benefits are not fixed forever. The July 2026 loyalty terms say reward types, values, distribution timing and eligibility parameters may change, and rewards can be stopped. They also restrict the program for U.S. and Chinese persons and within those jurisdictions. Holding BORG does not guarantee a particular yield or cashback rate.
How did CHSB become BORG?
CHSB began with SwissBorg's 2017 initial coin offering and used eight decimal places. BORG launched in October 2023 with 18 decimals and an initial migration contract that returned an equivalent number of BORG tokens. The change in decimal precision did not multiply the user's economic token count: 100 CHSB migrated to 100 BORG.
SwissBorg said the new token was designed for broader DeFi compatibility. BORG later became available on Solana in May 2024 in addition to Ethereum. The original CHSB contract remains visible on-chain because an ERC-20's transaction history does not disappear when a company retires its migration tool.
What is SwissBorg now?
SwissBorg operates a crypto investment app with exchange routing, portfolio, yield and bundled-investment features. Product access, fees and protections depend on the user's contracting entity and location.
In 2026, SwissBorg moved accounts for users in the EEA, Switzerland and the United Kingdom to its French subsidiary BlockNodes SAS, a crypto-asset service provider authorised by France's AMF from 5 March 2026. Users affected by that MiCA transition were instructed to replace old saved bank-transfer details; transfers to the old details after 30 June 2026 were to be returned. This account migration is separate from the CHSB-to-BORG token migration.
BORG and SwissBorg risks
- Token risk: BORG is volatile and is not designed to maintain a stable fiat value.
- Late-migration risk: automated CHSB conversion is closed, and support handling is not a guaranteed redemption right.
- Custody and platform risk: assets held in the app depend on SwissBorg's operations, controls and applicable entity.
- Earn risk: yield strategies can introduce protocol, counterparty, liquidity and smart-contract exposure.
- Bridge risk: cross-chain BORG relies on bridge contracts and operational controls beyond the immutable ERC-20.
- Program-change risk: loyalty benefits and thresholds may change or be discontinued.
Original December 2022 article (archived)
The original copy is preserved below. Its CHSB branding, Wealth App name, Smart Yield reference and free-CHSB promotion are outdated.
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Frequently asked questions
Is CHSB still the SwissBorg token?
No. BORG replaced CHSB as SwissBorg's active utility token on 17 October 2023.
Can I still migrate CHSB to BORG?
The automatic in-app and web migrators closed on 29 April 2026 at 09:00 CEST. Late holders must contact official SwissBorg support to discuss their case.
Was the CHSB-to-BORG migration 1:1?
Yes. One CHSB converted to one BORG. The tokens use different decimal precision, but that did not change the holder's token count.
What is the Ethereum BORG contract?
The official Ethereum contract is 0x64d0f55Cd8C7133a9D7102b13987235F486F2224.
What is the Solana BORG mint?
The official Solana mint is 3dQTr7ror2QPKQ3GbBCokJUmjErGg8kTJzdnYjNfvi3Z.
What is the legacy CHSB contract?
The legacy Ethereum CHSB contract is 0xba9d4199faB4f26eFE3551D490E3821486f135Ba. Do not mistake it for current BORG.
Can an unofficial service migrate my CHSB?
Do not trust one. The official self-service tools are retired. Use support reached from the SwissBorg app or help.swissborg.com and never share wallet secrets.
Is BORG available on both Ethereum and Solana?
Yes. SwissBorg lists an Ethereum ERC-20 and a Solana SPL representation with separate official identifiers.
Does holding BORG guarantee rewards?
No. Loyalty eligibility and benefits depend on current terms, app status, region and program parameters, and SwissBorg reserves the right to change or end rewards.
Was the 2026 MiCA account migration the same as the token migration?
No. The MiCA change moved certain users to the BlockNodes SAS contracting entity. The CHSB-to-BORG migration replaced one token with another.
Sources
- SwissBorg's final CHSB migrator deadline notice
- SwissBorg's current BORG overview and chain addresses
- Official CHSB, BORG and retired migrator contract addresses
- BORG token design and supply documentation
- Official Ethereum and Solana bridge addresses
- Current SwissBorg loyalty-rank terms
- SwissBorg's 2026 MiCA account-migration notice
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