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Swissquote Bank SA has introduced a joint account feature, enabling two clients to trade and manage investments together from a single shared account while retaining individual logins.
Swissquote Bank SA has launched a new joint account feature designed for two retail clients to manage trading and banking activities together within a single account. According to the official announcement and linked information, each account holder maintains individual credentials while being able to access and operate the shared account, which supports trading across a wide range of financial instruments and provides options for multicurrency debit cards.
The joint account requires both holders to be adults and reside in the same country, and either party can independently manage or close the account. The model is structured as “Either-or-Survivor,” allowing either holder to act alone, with full control passing to the surviving holder in the event of the other’s death. Legacy joint accounts with Swissquote remain operational but are based on a different system.
To participate in the joint account offering from Swissquote Bank SA, both individuals must either already hold or open personal Swissquote accounts. One person initiates the process by logging into their account, selecting “Add an account,” and choosing the joint account option. The second person then receives an email invitation to join; both must be adults, retail clients, and reside in the same country. After activating the joint account, users may also select a multicurrency debit card type. For more information or to start the process, visit the official sign-up link.
Swissquote Bank SA is a brokerage firm operating in the Forex market since 1996, regulated by FINMA and a member of the Swiss Bankers Association. The broker offers a wide range of financial services with a variety of deposit currencies, but features such as high spreads and commissions, a large minimum deposit, and a registration process that requires mandatory verification may be challenging for some traders. For more details, see the full broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
For more context, see our earlier news about Swissquote Bank SA, which reported its record H2 2025 revenue projections and a resilient business outlook, setting the stage for the current developments. Read the details in the previous Swissquote Bank SA update on Traders Union.