Swissquote
A licensed Swiss bank, founded in 1996 and holding a banking licence since 2001, headquartered in Gland, with the group listed on the Swiss stock exchange. It offers stock market investing, CFD trading, exchange-listed options and futures — and, unlike an ordinary brokerage company, a bank account with a personal IBAN.
- CFD trading
- Options trading
- Futures trading
- Stock market investing (spot)
The chips also show what the company does NOT offer — useful information if those are exactly the directions you are looking for. For each ticked direction you will find a separate chapter below, with its accounts and its conditions.
- 30 years
- in the market · a bank since 2001
- 650,089
- client accounts (31.12.2024)
- millions
- of instruments across dozens of exchanges
- SIX: SQN
- a listed group — audited figures
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Chapter 01
Introducing the company
Swissquote started out in 1996 as a financial information platform and became the pioneer of online trading in Switzerland. Since 2000 the group has been listed on the Swiss stock exchange under the SQN ticker, and since 2001 it has held a full banking licence — which means audited financial reports, published regularly. Today it is the largest online bank in Switzerland, with 76.3 billion francs in client assets and 650,089 accounts at the end of 2024. It covers four directions: stock market investing (spot) with real ownership of the shares, trading through contracts for difference (CFDs — over-the-counter (OTC) instruments through which you trade the price difference without owning the asset), exchange-listed options and futures contracts.
The company is still led by one of its founders, has over a thousand employees and offices in Zurich, Luxembourg, London, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malta, Cyprus and South Africa. Since 2022 it has had a technology centre in Bucharest — part of the platforms you will be using is developed in Romania. It is an official sponsor of the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League.
The company's business card
| Legal name | Swissquote Group Holding Ltd — denumirea din registrele autorităților; entitatea pe care se deschide contul poate diferi |
|---|---|
| Year founded | 1996 |
| Group structure | grup listat la bursă · entități autorizate în nouă jurisdicții · nicio entitate offshore |
| Head office | Chemin de la Crétaux 33, 1196 Gland, Elveția |
| Official website | www.swissquote.com |
| Leadership | CEO: Marc Bürki, cofondator · grup listat, structură publicată |
| Offices | Gland · Zürich · Luxemburg · Londra · Malta · București · Cipru · Dubai · Cape Town · Singapore · Hong Kong |
| Clients | 650.089 de conturi (31.12.2024) · 76,3 miliarde CHF în activele clienților |
| Audit | companie publică la bursa elvețiană din anul 2000 — rapoarte financiare auditate și publicate |
| Directions offered | CFD trading · Options trading · Futures trading · Stock market investing (spot) |
| Minimum deposit | 1.000 CHF pentru investiții sau 1.000 $ pentru trading |
| Sponsorships | UEFA Europa League și UEFA Conference League · cluburi sportive elvețiene (materiale oficiale ale companiei) |
How the company earns
Hybrid model
A licensed bank — not just a brokerage company: it executes orders, holds securities in custody and takes deposits. On the trading account it is your counterparty and quotes the price, and the cost is included in the spread, with no separate commission. Part of its revenue comes from here. Add the interest on positions held overnight, the inactivity fee on the trading accounts and the custody fee on the investing direction. Being a bank, it also earns from the exchange-rate difference on currency conversion, from the interest of banking activity proper and from account administration fees. On the investing side it also collects a distribution fee from fund managers — that is, a share of their annual management fee, paid to whoever brings them clients — its revenue does not depend only on your trading, which is a real argument for stability. The model is legal and supervised by the authorities that granted the licences; it is described in the execution policy and in the pricing brochure — the links are in Regulation and the safety of your money ›. What each execution model means, we explained in the guide What a broker is ›.
What sets it apart
It is a licensed bank, not a brokerage company — you get a bank account with a personal IBAN, your cash comes under the Swiss deposit guarantee scheme, and your securities sit in custody in your name. It matters if you want your money held not by an intermediary firm but by a supervised banking institution.
The group is listed on the stock exchange and has no offshore entity — its figures are public and audited, and all its entities are authorised in tier 1 or tier 2 jurisdictions. It matters if you want to check for yourself, from independent sources, how solid the institution you keep your money with really is.
- Licensed bank
- Group listed on the stock exchange
- Zero offshore entities
- Personal Swiss IBAN
- 4 directions
- Support in Romanian and Russian through us
Banking services and additional services
These are not protections for your money, but commercial services, with their own rules and their own risk.
Lombard credit, secured by your portfolio
You can borrow money by pledging your own securities, without selling them — a classic private-bank instrument, here at online-bank costs. Used with discipline, by experienced investors, it keeps your long-term positions in place and gives you liquidity. Used wrongly, it amplifies losses — talk to us first, to find out how and how much you can get and how to use it.
Income from the securities you hold
You can authorise the bank to lend the securities in your portfolio to third parties, receiving in exchange a share of the fee it collects. The authorisation covers, by default, the whole portfolio, and the contract has conditions worth reading before you sign. You can exit at any time. We explain the mechanism to you beforehand — and if you have a long-term investment portfolio, we discuss whether it is worth it.
The framework for asset managers
The bank does not offer managed accounts of the "hand over the money and we take care of it" kind. Instead, it officially works with independent asset managers, to whom it provides custody and execution: a contract, a power of attorney limited to trading — the money stays in the client's account — and reporting. If you want to manage portfolios, we explain what you need and assist you through the official procedure.
Transaction packages at a fixed commission
If you make many operations per year, you can buy, directly from your account, a package of transactions at a fixed price, valid for twelve months: from 39 CHF per trade on the small package, down to 19 CHF on the large one. It applies on most major markets, and on some exchanges outside Switzerland a fixed adjustment is added. Compared with the standard grid, where a large trade can reach 190 CHF, the difference is considerable for an active investor.
Interest on the cash in your account
On the trading account, the interest on cash balances is 0% for all currencies and all tiers, according to the official pricing brochure. Interest is obtained through the bank's separate savings solution or through term deposits, which have their own entry threshold.
Transfer of securities
You can move existing securities to or from other custodians. Deliveries of securities outside the bank have a cost per position, and physical delivery is significantly more expensive — the exact amounts are in the official pricing brochure. Ordinary corporate actions are free.
Chapter 02
Regulation and the safety of your money
The Swissquote group operates authorised entities in nine jurisdictions and has no offshore entity. That is why there are no “global licences” here for clients outside the European Union: clients from the Republic of Moldova register directly on the company's main licence, the one supervised by FINMA — the Swiss financial market supervisory authority, a tier-1 regulation. You are, therefore, the client of a bank licensed in Switzerland, not of an entity registered in a permissive jurisdiction. Below are all the group's authorisations, each one verifiable by you in the authority's public register.
| Regulatory authority | Country | Legal entity | Licence no. | Check in the register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TIER 1 — TOP-LEVEL REGULATION | ||||
| FINMA — Autoritatea de Supraveghere a Piețelor Financiare | Switzerland | Swissquote Bank Ltd | CHE-106.360.548 | finma.ch |
| FCA — Financial Conduct Authority | United Kingdom | Swissquote Ltd | 562170 | register.fca.org.uk |
| CSSF — Comisia de Supraveghere a Sectorului Financiar | Luxembourg | Swissquote Bank Europe SA | B78729 | cssf.lu |
| CySEC — Comisia pentru Valori Mobiliare și Burse | Cyprus | Swissquote Capital Markets Ltd | 422/22 | cysec.gov.cy |
| MAS — Autoritatea Monetară a Singaporelui | Singapore | Swissquote Pte Ltd | capital markets services licence | eservices.mas.gov.sg |
| SFC — Comisia pentru Valori Mobiliare și Contracte Futures | Hong Kong | Swissquote Asia Ltd | AZV127 | apps.sfc.hk |
| MFSA — Autoritatea pentru Servicii Financiare din Malta | Malta | Swissquote Financial Services (Malta) Ltd | C57936 | mfsa.mt |
| TIER 2 — MID-LEVEL REGULATION | ||||
| DFSA — Dubai Financial Services Authority | UAE | Swissquote MEA Ltd | categories 3A and 4 | dfsa.ae |
| FSCA — Financial Sector Conduct Authority | South Africa | Swissquote South Africa (Pty) Ltd | financial services provider licence | fsca.co.za |
| TIER 3 — OFFSHORE (GLOBAL) LICENCES | ||||
| None. | — | — | — | — |
How client money is protected
The protections below depend on the rules of each entity and we explain them at length, for all our partners, in the guides of the Brokers section; here — briefly, for orientation:
Segregation of funds — Segregation of funds — client money sits in bank accounts separate from the company's money. The company cannot use it for its own expenses, and the bank where it is held cannot set it off against the company's debts. There is a particularity here that changes the conversation: the institution you keep your money with is itself a licensed bank, with its own capital and liquidity requirements, supervised as such, and the securities you buy sit in custody in your name.
Negative balance protection — Negative balance protection — careful, it does not exist here. We call things by their name, because it matters: the special conditions for Forex and CFDs of the global licence do not guarantee that the most you can lose is the money you deposited. The bank has an automatic position liquidation system, but the contractual text specifies that the system operates for the bank's benefit, that there is no guarantee it triggers in time and that the loss can exceed the deposited margin. The same text says that the responsibility for limiting your losses is yours. At the European Union entity, the protection is imposed by regulation for non-professional investors — on the global licences, it is not. The practical conclusion: on this direction, use stop-loss orders and position sizes you can sustain. Risk management ›
Compensation scheme — Compensation scheme — the protection for the extreme case: if the institution went bankrupt or could no longer honour its obligations to clients, a fund returns the money, up to a ceiling. It does not cover trading losses, nor a drop in the value of your investments — only the failure of the institution. Since this is a banking licence supervised by FINMA, the Swiss deposit guarantee regime applies: cash is protected up to 100,000 CHF per client. The securities you bought do not enter the bankruptcy estate — they are yours, held in separate custody. What a compensation fund is, we explained in the Glossary ›. We have explained what a compensation fund is in the Glossary.
The official documents, straight from the source
- The bank's document centrethe general conditions, the special conditions per direction, the risk declaration (the source of the percentage at the top of the page), the order execution policy and the pricing brochure. Links verified on 24 Aug 2026.Open
Chapter 03
CFD trading
Contracts for difference on currencies, indices, commodities, bonds and shares, on an account separate from the investing one. You do not buy the real assets — you trade the price difference, with leverage and in both directions of the market. The bank is your counterparty and quotes the price, and the cost is included in the spread.
The tables below show the main conditions. The button adds the detailed rows — technical specifications, useful if you already know what you are looking for.
The demo account is available for all the types above, with the same conditions and virtual money.
The account without overnight interest is obtained by converting an existing account, on request.
The upper tier: above the Prime account threshold, the bank works with personalised conditions, set according to volume. We go through the details together at the consultation.
Chapter 04
Options trading
Traded through the same eTrading account as the investments, not through a separate one. Exchange-listed options, on shares and on indices — contracts that give the right, not the obligation, to buy or sell at a set price, until a set date. The buyer's risk is limited to the premium paid; the seller's is not. They are exchange derivatives, not contracts concluded with the bank, and access goes through the investing account. You will find every term explained in the Glossary ›.
General conditions
| Account required | eTrading — the same account as for investing, not a separate one |
|---|---|
| Commission on stock options, Europe | from 1.50 CHF or EUR per contract, minimum 5 per order, plus exchange fees |
| Commission on index options, US | from $1.99 per contract, minimum $5 per order |
| Exchanges | EUREX, the US options exchanges, Euronext and ICE Futures Europe by phone |
| Real-time quotes | separate subscriptions, per exchange |
- Minimum deposit
- the eTrading account threshold, 1,000 CHF
- Available asset classes
- exchange-listed options on shares and on indices — exchange derivatives, not over-the-counter
- Platforms
- the bank's investment platform, on the web and in the app
Chapter 05
Futures trading
Also through the eTrading account. Exchange-listed futures contracts: you commit to buy or sell an asset at a set date and a set price. Unlike options, here the commitment is firm for both sides — you have no right to walk away. The contracts have an expiry and, at expiration, they are rolled over or closed.
General conditions
| Account required | eTrading — the same account as for investing, not a separate one |
|---|---|
| Commission on index futures, Europe | from 1.50 CHF or EUR per contract, minimum 5 per order, plus exchange fees |
| Commission on US futures | from $1.99 per contract on indices, interest rates and commodities; $2.50 on currencies |
| Exchanges | EUREX, CME, CBOT, NYMEX, COMEX, Cboe, ICE Futures Europe and Euronext |
| Margin | set by the exchange, not the bank; it can change during the session |
- Minimum deposit
- the eTrading account threshold, 1,000 CHF
- Available asset classes
- indices, energy, metals, agricultural products, interest rates, currencies
- Platforms
- the bank's investment platform; some markets, only by phone
Chapter 06
Stock market investing (spot)
The flagship direction of this partner and the main reason we recommend it: you buy shares and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with real ownership — the assets are registered in your name, in separate custody; you are not just trading the price difference. You have access to dozens of exchanges and millions of instruments, and the account comes with a personal Swiss IBAN. It is one of the bank's two accounts — the eTrading account — so no comparison matrix:
General conditions
| Commission on the Swiss exchange | in value tiers, from 3 CHF for small orders up to 190 CHF for very large ones |
|---|---|
| Selected ETFs | a flat commission tiered by order size: 3, 5 or 9 CHF — the smaller the order, the lower the tier |
| Custody | in fixed tiers: 20 CHF per quarter up to 50,000 in assets, then 25 and 37.50, capped at 50 CHF per quarter. Above one million a small percentage is added for external safekeeping |
| Swiss stamp duty | 0.075% for Swiss securities and 0.15% for foreign ones, per transaction — it is a state tax, not the bank's |
| Available exchanges | dozens of exchanges, including SIX, Xetra, Euronext, the US exchanges, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and Canada |
Chapter 07
Platforms and tools
The bank has two accounts, no more: the eTrading account, through which you do investing, options and futures, and the Forex account, for CFDs. Each has its own platforms — and it is good to know from the start which is which.
| Platform | What for | Where it runs |
|---|---|---|
| Platforma de investiții | shares, ETFs, funds, bonds, options and futures across dozens of exchanges · two-step authentication, reports and statements | Web, iOS, Android |
| Platforma proprie de trading | CFDs and the currency market · integrated TradingView charts, automatic chart analysis, conditional orders, connection through a programming interface (API) | Web, iOS, Android |
| MetaTrader 4 | CFDs, robots (Expert Advisors) — the market standard | Desktop, Web, iOS, Android |
| MetaTrader 5 | CFDs on all classes, robots, market depth | Desktop, Web, iOS, Android |
| TradingView | direct integration: you trade hundreds of CFDs from TradingView, with the bank's authentication | Web |
| Strategii predefinite | automatic, regular investing, choosing one of the strategies built by the bank, from 500 CHF · the bank publishes quarterly reports with the structure and the results of each strategy | Web, aplicație |
Analysis included
The company provides analysis tools inside the client area — calendars, calculators and market commentary. These are information tools, not trading recommendations.
Education
The company publishes its own learning material in its support languages. In Romanian and Russian, the teaching side is ours. See our courses
Chapter 08
Deposits and withdrawals
The rules follow the standards of the field: money comes in and goes out only through cards or bank accounts opened in your name (an anti-money-laundering rule). Below you have the conditions for transactions with bank accounts from Moldova.
| Method | Deposit / duration | Withdrawal / duration | Keep in mind |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEPA transfer (EUR) | 0% · 1 business day | 2 € · 1 business day | Moldova has been in the SEPA zone since 6 October 2025, so a euro transfer is charged at the SEPA rate, not SWIFT — the channel we recommend |
| SWIFT transfer, other currencies | 0% · 1–3 business days | $10 or 2 CHF with shared charges · 25 if you choose to cover all the costs yourself, including the intermediary banks' · 1–3 business days | your bank may add its own fee |
| Visa / Mastercard card | 1.9% for cards issued in Europe · instant | — | after Moldova joined SEPA, Moldovan cards moved from the 'rest of the world' category, where funding was free, into the 'Europe' category · for large amounts, a transfer remains the better deal |
| E-wallets | — | — | not accepted — it is a bank, not a typical brokerage company |
How a withdrawal is made
Withdrawal requests are processed, after the account has been verified, usually much faster than the official deadlines indicate. The withdrawal first returns to the method used for the deposit; the profit can go out to a bank account or another method, but strictly in your name.
These are not obstacles — they are exactly the rules that make the difference between a financial institution and a scam.
Note for Moldova — read before you deposit
Some banks in the country may delay or even reject transfers to brokerage companies. The reason is not you: the stock market field is only now coming under local regulation (Law 177/2025), and the banks, faced with the wave of frauds in which criminals pose as “brokers” or “investment firms”, still do not have clear procedures for telling a regulated brokerage company apart from a scam. In developed countries, stock market investing is integrated directly into online banking; here, the banks are only just learning that a regulated brokerage company is, like them, a supervised financial institution. The good news: if you understand what you are doing and can explain to the bank where the money is going — your own trading account, with a regulated company, verifiable in public registers — the situation is usually cleared up quickly. You have the same support for withdrawals: if the bank asks about the origin of the money, trading and stock market investing are legal activities, and our partner companies issue official activity reports (account statements) precisely for this kind of transparency.
Your bank may charge its own conversion or currency transfer fee — check its tariffs before your first deposit, and if you want, we will work out the cheapest route together, free of charge.
Chapter 09
Customer support
| Phone | +41 44 825 88 88 |
|---|---|
| mesaje securizate direct din platformă și formular de contact pe site | |
| Channels | sediul central de la Gland, lângă Geneva — o bancă cu adresă reală, în care poți intra |
| Hours | luni–vineri, 08:00–22:00 ora Europei Centrale — orarul declarat de bancă pe pagina oficială de contact |
| Languages | engleză, franceză, germană, italiană, rusă — no Romanian, but that is exactly what you have us for |
| Trading.md support | In Romanian and Russian, at the office in Chișinău, str. Pușkin 26, or online, free of charge for clients who opened their account through the links on the Trading.md pages · 078 080 840 |
The complaints procedure
Before anything else, tell us what happened and we will try to help: most of the time the trouble comes from some services and procedures not being known well enough. And if the complaint really is necessary, we help you word it correctly — it is part of our support. The bank's documents are precise, and the deadlines matter — and there are two of them, very different. For the Forex and CFD trading account, any complaint about the execution or non-execution of an order must be made in writing immediately, but no later than one business day from receiving the confirmation. For the bank's reports and statements in general, the deadline is 30 days from receipt, by letter to the head office in Gland. After these deadlines, the operation or the report is considered approved, and the right to contest it is lost. That is why you check your confirmations the day you receive them, not at the end of the month. Keep the correspondence; if the answer does not satisfy you, you can turn to the authority supervising the licence your account was opened on — the contact details are in the bank's documents.
Chapter 10
The Trading.md advantage
Terms we negotiated with this partner
where we have obtained trading conditions better than the public ones, they apply automatically to accounts opened through our links. Ask us which conditions are active right now for this partner.
You do not trade through us. The account is opened directly with the company, in your name, with the same conditions you would have if you went to their website on your own. The difference is that, in addition to those conditions, you also have us alongside you.
The contracts of many brokerage companies allow the intermediary to add a cost of its own on top of the spread. We never use that possibility. And where terms can be negotiated, we obtain for our clients better conditions than the public ones — even when that reduces our earnings.
Local support, in Romanian and Russian
At our office in Chișinău, str. Pușkin 26, or online. Free of charge for clients who opened their account through the links on the Trading.md pages.
TradingMdRemote
Our remote assistance tool: we connect to your screen and together we sort out the platform installation, the settings or an operation you are performing for the first time. No broker has it.
Free consultations for any procedure
Opening the account, preparing the documents, the first deposit, a withdrawal that is delayed, a complaint. We charge nothing for this.
You choose in full knowledge of the facts
We also put on the table what does not suit. A client who discovers these things on their own after depositing does not come back.
The consultation is free and does not commit you to anything. Schedule a discussion.
Chapter 11
How to open the account, step by step
Six steps, in their natural order — and if you get stuck somewhere, ask us for help, it is free.
Open the registration form
Through the button on this page, so that the registration is linked to us and you receive the support and the conditions of Trading.md clients.
Fill in your personal details
Name, country, e-mail, phone — exactly as they appear in your identity document. One different letter delays the verification.
Answer the experience questionnaire
Questions about income, savings and your experience with leveraged instruments. Answer honestly: the questionnaire establishes what can be offered to you.
Upload the documents
The identity document and the proof of address, in the Client Cabinet. Clear photographs, the corners visible, the document within its validity period.
Create the trading account
You choose the platform, the account type, the currency and the leverage. You can change them later by opening a new account — you are not locked into your first choice.
Fund the account and get started
You deposit through one of the accepted methods, in your name. Our recommendation: start on a demo, in parallel, until you understand the platform.
Account verification
In principle, all brokers ask for the same thing: that you prove who you are and where you live. The details differ — which documents they accept, from which institutions, in what format and how long it takes.
Which documents and how many
Two, as a rule: one that confirms your identity and one that confirms your address. They must be within their validity period and legible in full.
Who issues the accepted document
Not every piece of paper with your address on it is accepted. The accepted issuing institutions differ from one company to another, and for Moldova not all the variants work the same way.
Selfie, video or just an upload
At some companies it is enough to upload the files. At others a photograph with the document in your hand or a short video verification is needed.
How long it takes and what a refusal means
From a few minutes to a few weeks, depending on how clear the documents are. A refusal does not close the door: it usually means that additional or clearer documents are required.
You don't have to remember them all. We have been cooperating with each partner for years and know their requirements well, so we tell you from the start exactly what to prepare — and if you want, we stay by your side all the way. And if you have already tried somewhere and the verification did not pass, bring us your case: most of the time it gets resolved, with the final decision remaining, of course, with the company. We go through verification together, free of charge ›
Documents and account types
| Identity document | Identity card or passport, valid, with all the corners visible in the photograph. |
|---|---|
| Proof of address | A recent document that contains your name and your address. |
| Additional checks for large amounts | The company may ask for documents about the origin of the funds — it is an anti-money-laundering requirement, not a suspicion directed at you. |
| Multiple accounts | You can have several trading accounts under the same client profile, with different platforms and currencies. |
| Company account | available: the company's documents are required (registration extract, articles of association), the details of the beneficial owners and the documents of the signatory. Being a bank, the procedure takes longer than for individuals; we accompany you through it. |
Chapter 12
Frequently asked questions
Chapter 13
Conclusion: who it suits
It suits
For those who put the safety of the institution first: a licensed Swiss bank, with a personal IBAN, custody in your name, zero offshore entities and a group listed on the stock exchange, with audited figures. And for those who want real investing across dozens of exchanges, not just CFDs, or appreciate execution that is measured and published openly.
To weigh up
The entry thresholds are high and the spreads are above the industry average — it is not the right choice if your priority is the minimum cost per trade. Leverage is capped at 1:100 for ordinary clients, and on the CFD direction you have no guarantee that the loss stops at the money you deposited — which demands discipline in sizing your positions. Custody and the Swiss stamp duty add to the cost of investing. Funding by card from Moldova currently costs 1.9%.
Other partners in the same directions
FxPro
A regulated brokerage company founded in 2006, headquartered in London. Offers trading exclusively through contracts for difference (CFDs), with five platforms under a single client agreement.
AvaTrade
A brokerage founded in 2006, headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. It works with a fixed spread and a single trading account type on the contracts-for-difference side, and from the same profile you can also open accounts for FX options and for real futures contracts.
Tickmill
A brokerage company founded in 2014, with its operational headquarters in London and authorised entities in four jurisdictions. It offers a single direction: CFD trading — contracts for difference on the currency market, indices, commodities, bonds, cryptocurrencies, stocks and ETFs.
Swissquote
Disclaimer
CFDs and options are complex instruments, with leverage, and involve a high risk of losing money rapidly. Before you trade, make sure you understand how they work and that you can afford the risk of losing the amount invested. Past performance, of an instrument or of a copied trader, does not guarantee future results. This page is for informational purposes and does not constitute personalised investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell a financial instrument. Royal Consulting S.R.L., which operates the Trading.md platform, is a consulting, financial education and intermediation company. It is not a brokerage company, it does not execute orders, it does not hold client funds and it is not an investment adviser. The data on this page was verified on 2026-08-24 from the company's official documents and pages. The conditions may change without prior notice; the official version is always the one published by Swissquote.