Your Swiss bank account

It has been instilled in people in general and especially in Europe that opening a Swiss bank account is virtually inaccessible to the general public which is a collosal lie and it is also perfectly legal.

Anyone with any budget can open an account in Switzerland. It is the ultimate way to keep your savings safe, and it is recommended to open one in CHF (Swiss franc) and a second one in €. Why in CHF (Swiss franc)?

On 14 April 2021, €5,000.00 had a value of CHF 5'612.00 (Swiss francs). Three years later, on 17 December 2024, €5,000.00 has a value of CHF 4'702.50 (Swiss francs).

This means the euro has decreased by 19.34% against the Swiss franc over the past three years, and this trend is likely to continue in the coming years. Google's chart of the EUR/CHF exchange rate provides a detailed graph showing this decline.

Opening a private bank account with a Swiss bank with an amount of up to CHF 1 to CHF 250'000.00 can easily be done at Postfinance in Switzerland. You will have to travel but we can prepare everything for you. This preparation costs from CHF 450 to CHF 900.

For amounts over CHF 500'000.00 ( Swiss francs ) we can contact our relations at triple A rated banks in Zurich and Geneva.

The compliance fee for opening an account for private individuals with a Swiss private bank from CHF 500 000.00 is CHF 2 700.00 plus a success fee for EU customers and outside the EU with an offer depending on the country of origin.

Swiss banks are also available for companies on an international level.

Regarding the compliance fee for the opening of a bank account for companies on an international level with a commercial Swiss bank, an offer will be made.

We can also assist individuals and companies in preparing the compliance file for important transfers for which an offer will be made.

For more information go to our contact page.