Swissquote Bank Updates Its Fees to Serve You Better

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Swissquote Bank will lower trading fees

Dear Traders and Investors,

To guarantee you the best experience, Swissquote Bank will update its trading fees starting in January 2023. The goal is to offer more competitive trading conditions across the full product range.

Changes applicable to Swissquote Bank accounts:

• Trading commissions on stocks and ETFs for transactions with volume up to 500 CHF/EUR/USD will be reduced from a fixed fee of 9 CHF/EUR/USD to a fixed fee of 5 CHF/EUR/USD on the Swiss and American stock markets, and from 25 to 5 on the German stock exchange.
  Fees for transactions with volume between 500.01 and 1'000 CHF/EUR/USD will decrease from a fixed fee of 25 CHF/EUR/USD to a fixed fee of 10 CHF/EUR/USD. On the German and US exchanges, trading commissions for transactions between 1'000.01 and 2'000 EUR/USD will be reduced from a fixed fee of 25 to a fixed fee of 20 EUR/USD.
• Swissquote Bank's service optimization for its clients is reflected in its minimum quarterly custody fee, which will increase from 15 CHF to 20 CHF, while remaining capped at a maximum of 50 CHF for assets held above 150'000 CHF. For assets above 1 million CHF, a 0.03% annual fee will be added to cover external custody fees. These Swissquote Bank custody fees now also include safekeeping of investment positions in crypto-assets.
• Payments within Switzerland will be reduced from 2 CHF/EUR to 0 CHF/EUR.

Please take careful note of these fee updates. Do not hesitate to contact our support center for more information.

Review all fees here: Swissquote Bank - Trading Pricing 2023.

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Swissquote Bank Offices

Swissquote Group Holding Ltd is Switzerland's leading provider of online financial and trading services. The group currently has 1,040 employees. Founded in 1996 and listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (symbol: SQN) since May 29, 2000, the Swissquote group is headquartered in Gland and has offices in Zürich, Bern, London, Luxembourg, Malta, Bucharest, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong.

• Swissquote Bank SA Ch. de la Crétaux 33 P.O. Box 319 1196 Gland, Switzerland - headquarters
• Swissquote Bank AG Löwenstrasse 62 Postfach 2017 8021 Zürich, Switzerland
• Swissquote Bank AG Schauplatzgasse 9, 1st floor 3011 Bern, Switzerland
• Swissquote Ltd Boston House 63-64 New Broad Street London EC2M 1JJ United Kingdom
• Swissquote MEA Ltd Al Fattan Currency House Level 9, Office 903 Tower 2, DIFC P.O. Box 121364 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
• Swissquote Bank SA (UAE Representative Office) Office 2402 | Level 24 Boulevard Plaza, Tower 1 P.O.Box 121364 Dubai, UAE
• Swissquote Asia Ltd Suites 3202-04, Level 32/F ICBC Tower 3 Garden Road Central, Hong Kong
• Swissquote Financial Services (Malta) Ltd Palazzo Spinola 46 St. Christopher’s Street Valletta, VLT 1464 Malta
• Swissquote Pte. Ltd Office 34-01A One Raffles Quay North Tower Singapore, 048583 Singapore
• Swissquote Bank Europe Ltd 2, rue Edward Steichen L-2958 Luxembourg
• Swissquote Tech Hub Bucharest S.R.L. 5-7 Dimitrie Pompeiu Bvd, Hermes Business Building Campus 1, 2nd Floor, Office 232 Bucharest, Sector 2, Romania

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