Swissquote Bank 2023 Fee Update: Changes in Stock Trading and Custody Fees

Dear Client,

To guarantee you the best experience, we are updating our trading fees. Our aim is to offer competitive trading fees across all our products and reduce transaction fees.

These are the changes applicable from the start of January 2023:

Our transaction fees on shares and ETFs will be reduced for trades of CHF/EUR/USD 500 or less, down from a fee of 9 to a fee of 5 on Swiss and US stock markets, and from 25 to 5 on the German stock market. And that’s not all. Transaction fees for trades of between CHF/EUR/USD 500.01 and 1’000 will go down from a fee of 25 to a fee of 10. On German and US stock markets, transaction fees for trades of between EUR/USD 1’000.01 and 2’000 will be reduced from a fee of 25 to a fee of 20.

Optimisation of our customer services is reflected in our minimum quarterly custody fee, which will increase from CHF 15 to CHF 20, while remaining limited to a maximum of CHF 50 for assets over CHF 150’000. For assets of more than CHF 1 million, a fee of 0.03% p.a. will be added to cover external safekeeping fees. Following Swissquote’s investment in crypto-asset safekeeping, our custodial fees now include crypto-asset positions.

Payments within Switzerland will be reduced from CHF/EUR 2 to CHF/EUR 0.

Please take careful note of these fee updates. Do not hesitate to contact our Customer Care Center for further information.

View our new fees (valid from 1 January 2023)