Relai provides a self‑custodial Bitcoin app that lets users buy, sell, and automatically invest in Bitcoin via bank transfers, credit cards, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. The platform offers transparent fee structures, Swiss‑grade security, and regulatory compliance across the EU and Switzerland. It also serves private investors and businesses with higher volume trading and dedicated support.
Funding
Funding not disclosed







Founders
Product
Problem
Many individuals find it challenging to securely acquire and manage Bitcoin without relying on centralized exchanges or complex interfaces. This complexity can deter new users and expose existing users to counterparty and security risks.
Solution
Relai provides a non-custodial Bitcoin investment platform that simplifies the process of buying, selling, and holding Bitcoin. The mobile app allows users to directly purchase Bitcoin using EUR or CHF through bank transfers, credit cards, or mobile payment options. Relai emphasizes self-custody, giving users complete control over their Bitcoin keys, thereby reducing reliance on third parties and enhancing security. The platform also supports automated investment plans, enabling users to regularly invest in Bitcoin without needing to actively time the market.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals seeking a straightforward and secure way to invest in Bitcoin, ranging from first-time buyers to experienced investors, as well as businesses looking to diversify their assets with Bitcoin.
Features
- Non-custodial wallet ensuring users retain full control of their Bitcoin
- Simplified user interface for easy Bitcoin buying and selling
- Recurring buy option for automated weekly or monthly investments
- Payment options include bank transfer, credit card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay
- Zero-fee stacking option for monthly auto-invest orders up to 100 EUR/CHF
- Relai Private service for high-volume investors needing dedicated support and execution
- Relai Business service for companies seeking to add Bitcoin to their balance sheets