⚠️ Help us fight fraud – Learn more
We offer a broad selection of the most sought-after investment products: shares, ETFs and Trending Themes and more!
We’re pretty picky. We’ve carefully chosen a variety of investment products to cover a broad range of industry sectors and geographical areas, so that you can build a diversified portfolio. We favour stocks with high market capitalisation (blue chips) to ensure a good liquidity of your assets. We do not restrict stocks based on the ethical values of their respective companies, but we provide Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) ratings so you can invest consciously.
We hope you’re paying attention; there may be a quiz later. When you buy or sell a product, a transaction fee of 0.5% will be applied to your order. As an example, if you buy 1’000 CHF of investment products, your fee will be 5 CHF. The minimum fee is 1 CHF. But we like you a lot, and won’t charge any custody fees to store your investments. Specific investment products such as Trending Themes or ETFs may be subject to additional management fees. Cryptocurrencies are handled differently. You’re charged a 1% transaction fee when buying and 1% when selling, but you can still store them safely in your Yuh account without any custody fees.
Rest assured, the safety of our Yuhsers’ digital assets is and will always be our top priority. To provide the safest possible crypto space for you, we collaborate closely with our founding mother and custodian bank, Swissquote. This way, we are able to implement state-of-the-art security systems including multi-signature wallets, offline storage of cryptographic materials and strict access-control policies. We rely on redundant custody solutions, including ours and external partners’, to store our Yuhsers’ digital assets. Finally, we hold only a minimal amount of digital assets with sub-custodians, such as those necessary for day-to-day trading activities with the relevant liquidity providers.
In the event of bankruptcy and under Swiss law, digital assets are segregated from the custodian (or sub-custodian) assets. They do not form part of the bankruptcy estate. However, in this specific case, it is important to note that the bankruptcy process cannot be fully guaranteed due to the lack of case law and regulatory practice.
Yuh stores the vast majority of our Yuhsers’ digital assets in direct custody via our founding mother and custodian bank, Swissquote. We hold only a minimal amount of digital assets with sub-custodians, such as those necessary for day-to-day trading activities with the relevant liquidity providers.
The main custodian and liquidity provider is Swissquote via its crypto trading platform SQX.
Sub-custodians include Coinbase Inc, Bitstamp Europe S.A. and Payward Inc. (also known as Kraken).
All orders placed while markets are open will be executed immediately. Orders placed during off-hours (nights, weekends and holidays) will be executed on the next working day. They say money never sleeps, but sometimes it does need a rejuvenating power nap.
Accordingly, you’ll be able to place your orders at any time and they will be executed as follows:
Swiss markets: on trading days from 9:10 to 17:20 CET
European markets: on trading days from 9:10 to 17:20 CET
UK markets: on trading days from 9:10 to 17:20 CET
US markets: on trading days from 15:40 to 21:50 CET
Themes: on trading days from 9:25 to 17:05 CET
The price of investment products bounces around continuously like a yo-yo while the markets are open. You’ll pay the market price at the time of the execution of your order.
If you place your order while the markets are closed, the price when they reopen may differ from the price displayed when you made the order. This may result in either a pleasant or an unpleasant surprise, so if you don’t like surprises, try to place your orders while the markets are open!
With a market order, you’re telling the exchange to execute your trade immediately at the current market price. Keep an eye on market fluctuations that might give you a surprise twist, as the actual price you receive may differ slightly from the quoted price.
With a limit order, you set a price limit on your trade. When you place a buy limit order, you’re saying «I will only buy this crypto if it reaches or falls below this price». Conversely, a sell limit order means that you’ll only sell if the price hits or exceeds the amount you’ve specified. It’s a way to have more control over your trades, but remember that if the market doesn’t hit your price, the stars don’t align and your trade won’t happen. This means that if the current price of the product already meets these conditions when the order is placed, the transaction will be executed immediately.
Mandatory corporate actions will be applied to your account automatically. Dividends will be credited to your main account. For other corporate actions, the standard alternative will be applied, but wherever possible, we’ll attempt to make the best choice for you, with a preference for the option that will not negatively impact your balance.
Actually, there’s no action required from your part: you can have a seat and decide if you want to wait for the common post-spinoff calmness and outperformance. Who said sequels were never any good?
In any case, as an investor in the parent company, you will automatically become an investor in the subsidiary through the distribution of new shares. However, bear in mind that you will only be able to either hold or sell these new shares (buying is excluded), unless stated otherwise.
No, there is currently no way to transfer securities from other financial institutions to Yuh, or to link your Swissquote or PostFinance account. However, if you are already a PostFinance or Swissquote client, you benefit from a simplified onboarding process when creating a Yuh account.
At the moment we don’t offer the service of transferring securities or crypto to or from other financial institutions.
Don’t fret! In Switzerland, investors are a legally protected species. The Federal Act on Financial Services (FinSA) came into force on 1 January 2020 with the objective to strengthen the legal protection for investors in the country. The FinSA distinguishes between three client segments: “private client”, “professional client” and “institutional client,” each of which has a different level of investor protection. As a Yuhser, you belong to the “private client” category – therefore, you benefit from the highest level of investor protection.
Securities and fractions of securities (also known as fractional shares) are held with our custodian bank (and mom) Swissquote. As a Yuhser you own a fiduciary right to these securities. In plain words, they are as safe as any other security held in a FINMA regulated Swiss bank.
In the event of bankruptcy Yuh customers retain their rights to their securities, including fractions. According to Art. 37d BankG, these shares are excluded from the bankruptcy estate by law and can therefore be considered as special assets. This means that they will survive outside of the banking institution.
In addition, by law, the liquidator must transfer the corresponding financial instruments to a third-party custodian, i.e., another bank or securities dealer who will continue to hold these shares in trust for the customer. A transfer of securities can only be requested if they are whole. In the case of fractions of securities, they must be transferred or sold to a third-party custodian. The transfer of securities to a new custodian is regulated in Art. 17 of the Federal Act on Book-Entry Securities (BEG).
No biggie! With Yuh, the world is your financial oyster. If you decide to make a purchase (or investment) in a currency that you don’t currently have, we will deduct the equivalent amount from the currency that you have the most, using Yuh’s exchange rate for that day. It’s important to note that currency markets close down to take a weekend siesta. Therefore, if you make purchases over the weekend, your balance may appear negative until the next opening day. Rest assured, we do not charge overdraft fees. We will automatically process the exchange for you on the next business day.
The Trading Credit is a virtual amount of variable value that is available on the trading account once it has been opened. When an electronic transaction is made, the trading commissions associated with the transaction are automatically deducted from the available Trading Credit (e.g. if the trading commissions are 25 CHF, this amount will be deducted from the available amount).
The trading credit cannot be converted into cash and is only valid for a limited period (3, 6 or 12 months). It will be removed from your account when it expires, even if it has not been fully used.
The Trading Credit is only valid for products and stock markets traded via the Yuh app, does not apply for digital assets’ trading or currency exchanges and does not cover mandatory government taxes such as Stamp duties
All products available for investment on the Yuh app, such as stocks, ETFs, cryptos and Themes, can be traded in fractions. Inquisitive minds can find the complete list on our website.
Rest assured, the safety of our Yuhsers’ digital assets is and will always be our top priority. To provide the safest possible crypto space for you, we collaborate closely with our founding mother and custodian bank, Swissquote. This way, we are able to implement state-of-the-art security systems including multi-signature wallets, offline storage of cryptographic materials and strict access-control policies. We rely on redundant custody solutions, including ours and external partners’, to store our Yuhsers’ digital assets. Finally, we hold only a minimal amount of digital assets with sub-custodians, such as those necessary for day-to-day trading activities with the relevant liquidity providers.
In the event of bankruptcy and under Swiss law, digital assets are segregated from the custodian (or sub-custodian) assets. They do not form part of the bankruptcy estate. However, in this specific case, it is important to note that the bankruptcy process cannot be fully guaranteed due to the lack of case law and regulatory practice.
Yuh stores the vast majority of our Yuhsers’ digital assets in direct custody via our founding mother and custodian bank, Swissquote. We hold only a minimal amount of digital assets with sub-custodians, such as those necessary for day-to-day trading activities with the relevant liquidity providers.
The main custodian and liquidity provider is Swissquote via its crypto trading platform SQX.
Sub-custodians include Coinbase Inc, Bitstamp Europe S.A. and Payward Inc. (also known as Kraken).
Brace yourself for a bit of jargon: Swissqoin (SWQ) is a crypto token based on the Ethereum blockchain. In simpler language, it plays a central role in Yuh’s unique reward program, which allows our users to benefit from our success. We will credit a portion of money into Swissqoins every month to grow their value.
Well, since they’re digital tokens, we’re afraid you can’t trade them for some magic beans. However, there are many other things you can do with your Swissqoins, and we plan to add more features along the way. At the moment, you can:
– Redeem them for cold, hard cash any time by using the «Instant Sale» option in the app.
– Gift them to any of your friends who are fellow Yuh customers.
– Hold on to them, as the value of Swissqoin is expected to increase monthly with Yuh’s revenue. Cha-ching!
No secret quests necessary. Yuh clients receive bonus Swissqoins as rewards when performing certain actions in the app, including:
– Making a first deposit into your account of at least 500 CHF*
– Referring a friend or being referred by a friend**
The referred person must make a deposit of 500 CHF for the referral to be effective. The 500 CHF deposit must be made in a single instalment.
– Buying or selling any investment product (stocks, cryptos, etc.)***
– Making a transaction with your multi-currency debit card****
* The deposit of 500 CHF must be made in a single instalment.
** For both referrer and referee, after the referee makes a first deposit of at least 500 CHF (in a single instalment, at any time after opening the account). Only valid for Swiss Residents.
*** Rewards for trades are limited to 50 Swissqoins per day, which corresponds to 10 transactions.
**** A debit card transaction must amount to at least 1 CHF (or equivalent in other currencies) in order to qualify for a reward. Rewards for payments with your debit card are limited to 10 Swissqoins per day (which corresponds to 10 payments).
The price of Swissqoin is determined by two things: The amount of Swissqoins available and the amount of the reserve account in CHF.