Neobanks in Switzerland - The Ultimate Guide
In-depth reviews based on real-world usage, along with news, comparisons and verified promo codes, to help you choose the right Swiss neobank.
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Ranking based on real-world use of the banking services tested. View methodology.
- Free Multi-currency account
- Free MasterCard
- IBAN in CH
- Free SEPA transfers
- Yuh TWINT, E-Bill
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- 0.95% exchange fee
- No direct debit procedure (LSV)
- Free account
- IBAN CH
- Free MasterCard
- eBill
- Twint
- Free payments abroad
- Only in CHF
- Fee on SEPA payments
- Only for Swiss residents
- Free account
- IBAN in CH
- Virtual cards
- Account in CHF, EUR, USD and GBP
- Free SEPA transfers
- TWINT Prepaid
- Metal Visa debit card is not free
- Mandate fee of 0.75% per year
- Fast account opening
- Free bank acount
- Free Visa Debit
- Shared spaces
- Invoice scan
- Fast transactions
- No Chat support (bot)
- Account in CHF only
- Swiss residents only
- Fast account opening
- Free multi-currency account
- Excellent user interface
- Excellent exchange rates
- Bank transfers up to 5 days
- Average customer service
- Fees increase frequently
- Fast account opening
- Free account
- Free virtual card
- Excellent user interface
- Excellent exchange rates
- Customer service by Chat
- Account in EUR only
- Prices increase frequently
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Reviews of the Swiss Neobanks Trading Platforms
- Low entry fee (10,000 CHF)
- Low mandate fees (0.75%/year)
- Simple and intuitive interface
- Offer limited to ETFs
- Not suitable for active traders
- Low entry fee (10,000 CHF)
- Low mandate fees (0.75%/year)
- Simple and intuitive interface
- 0.2% exchange fee
- Offer limited to ETFs
- Not suitable for active traders
- Low transaction fees
- No custody fees
- Simple and intuitive interface
- Integration with the Yuh app
- Fractional share purchase
- Automatic savings plans
- 0.95% exchange commission
- Limited supply of tradable securities
- No limit orders
- Not suitable for active traders
- Low transaction fees (0.5% for Swiss stocks)
- No custody fees
- No currency conversion fees
- Simple and intuitive interface
- Integration with the Neon app
- Good for beginner investors
- Automatic savings plans
- Limited supply of tradable securities
- No limit orders
- Cannot buy fractional shares
- Not suitable for active traders

