More than a bank, an experience.

FlowBank is a financially stable company that is committed to ensuring its financial health and servicing its customers to the highest standards. FlowBank is licensed by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA). All customer accounts are protected according to Swiss banking regulations. FlowBank is also a member of esisuisse, which protects its customer's cash up to 100,000 CHF.

There is no minimum to open a new account, however, there are some minimums that are required for certain trading priveledges such as our platinum pricing category.

The quickest way to open an account is directly online. Once your account is approved and funded you can start trading. The first funding must be done via a bank transfer. Subsequent transfers can be done via bank transfer or instantly with a credit card.

Interested in transferring your portfolio to FlowBank? You can transfer assets from another bank or brokerage by filling out this form. Plus we will cover your transfer fees up to 750 CHF.

FlowBank offers a wide range of investment and trading products on trading platforms. You can trade stocks, options, bonds, funds, ETFs, futures, Forex, and CFDs.

We are committed to providing our customers with straightforward and transparent pricing across all financial products. Please review our pricing and CFD pricing for a full overview.

Digital banking (also known as online banking) is the moving online of banking activities that usually took place at a physical bank location. Some of these activities include cash deposits, withdrawals, transfers, paying bills, and other account services. Digital banking is a term that is used to describe a banking activity that takes place on a digital device, such as a mobile phone or a laptop computer. Paying for groceries by scanning a QR code on your phone, paying bills online, or sending money to a friend via an app is all considered digital banking.

Switzerland is well-known as the home to the most sophisticated and most secure banking system in the world. Thanks to the stability of its currency and political system, as well as its high level of legal certainty, Switzerland remains one of the world’s most important financial centers.