Crypto analysts said that the U.S. bank closures, along with a regulatory crackdown in the U.S., would push firms to seek banking partnerships in Europe, Asia, and "offshore".
Switzerland, long famous for its private banking sector, has also been one of the more welcoming countries in Europe for crypto firms, with the Swiss city of Zug dubbed "The Crypto Valley."
"Crypto firms and other money managers have already started the onboarding process and many calls are scheduled next weeks," he said via email.
Rani Jabban, head of treasury and financial institutions at Arab Bank, said around 80% of them had been Silvergate customers.
Crypto firms relied on Silvergate's crypto payments network, the Silvergate Exchange Network, which allowed round-the-clock transfers between investors and crypto exchanges, unlike traditional bank wires, which can often take days to settle.