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Swissquote Bank SA announced the availability of access to over 4 million financial instruments, including shares, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies, which can be traded online by clients from home under Swiss banking regulation.
Swissquote Bank SA published details about its platform, which allows clients to access and trade over 4 million financial instruments—including shares, bonds, ETFs, funds, derivatives, and cryptocurrencies—from home. According to the information provided, the platform covers more than 50 global markets, supports over 50 cryptocurrencies and more than 9,000 ETFs, and offers trading from CHF 5.
Swissquote notes its regulatory status under the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) and membership in the Swiss Bankers Association, as well as its public listing on the SIX Swiss Exchange. The announcement highlights multilingual client support, educational webinars, and risk disclosures for leveraged products, including the proportion of retail investors who have experienced losses trading CFDs.
Swissquote Bank SA, operating since 1996, is a Swiss-regulated brokerage offering a wide range of financial services and multiple deposit currency options. The broker is known for its reliability and international presence, with offices in Zurich, London, Dubai, and Hong Kong, though it features relatively high spreads and commissions, a complex registration process, and limited customer support compared to other firms. For more details, see the full review on Traders Union: Swissquote Bank SA broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional background, see our earlier news about Swissquote Bank SA, which highlighted the broker's launch of the Unicorn 20 investment product, giving Swiss residents access to pre-IPO technology companies like OpenAI and Canva. This demonstrates Swissquote's ongoing efforts to expand innovative investment opportunities for its clients.