Andreas Lutz appointed CEO of DSwiss AG
Introduction
DSwiss AG, the Zurich-based company behind SecureSafe, has appointed Andreas Lutz as Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 July 2026. Lutz joins the company as SecureSafe strengthens its position as a trusted Swiss technology provider for banks, insurers, public-sector institutions and other organizations operating in regulated and security-sensitive environments. He brings more than two decades of experience across financial services and technology, including nearly a decade as CEO of an international treasury and payments technology company.
Key Takeaways
- Andreas Lutz became CEO of DSwiss AG on 1 July 2026.
- He led an international treasury and payments technology company as CEO for nearly a decade.
- He previously held several Managing Director positions in banking.
- Together with the existing management team, he will focus on continuity for customers, operational excellence and expanding SecureSafe’s relevance in its target markets.
Lutz brings extensive experience in leading and scaling technology businesses serving corporate and financial-institution clients.
For nearly a decade, he served as CEO of an international treasury and payments technology company whose solutions supported business-critical processes. Security, operational resilience, regulatory compliance and customer trust were central to both its technology and services.
Earlier in his career, Lutz held several Managing Director positions in banking, giving him first-hand insight into how major financial institutions assess technology, risk, security and long-term vendor relationships.
“Andreas brings the experience and leadership required for the next phase of DSwiss and SecureSafe. Together with the existing management team, he will focus on continuity for customers, operational excellence and expanding SecureSafe’s relevance in its target markets,” said Stephanie Roller, Chair of the Board of Directors of DSwiss AG.
Under Lutz’s leadership, SecureSafe will build on its Swiss-based infrastructure, zero-knowledge architecture and longstanding experience in protecting sensitive information. The company will place particular emphasis on closer customer engagement, continued product development and expanding its role in regulated and security-sensitive markets.
Existing customers can expect continuity in SecureSafe’s services as the company enters its next phase of development.
Conclusion
The appointment marks the next phase in DSwiss AG’s development. SecureSafe will continue to build on its established capabilities while developing its role as trusted Swiss infrastructure for organizations handling sensitive and regulated information.
