As an EU citizen which site of Swissquote I should use, .com, ch or lu?

[PinkCat]

They ask me to choose one of the 3 and I have no idea which one I should use for personal account as an EU citizen?
Also when trying to log-in to finish my application it gives me an error for the last 2 days.

 

[algotrader]

You can choose any of these from EU but they come with different offerings/products and‌ different fees:
.ch is regulated in Switzerland and you can choose between Trading account (for‍ shares/ETFs/Futures/Options/Crypto) and Forex account (Forex and CFDs on large cap shares/commodities/indices). Swiss forex account offers⁠ higher leverage than eu account
.lu is regulated in Luxembourg and has the same products⁤ as .ch but there's no stamp duty on shares, so commissions are lower for trading⁣ stocks
.eu is regulated in Cyprus and offers only Forex/CFDs

 

[PinkCat]

I'm interesting mostly in cashing out fiat from crypto exchanges to swissquote and wiring from‌ there to not crypto friendly banks.

 

[Onassis]

Go with Switzerland, keep your assets out of the EU

 

[PinkCat]

well Switzerland still provides tax info to the EU country you are citizen of right?‍

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

country of residency

 

[Onassis]

No, as TheCryptoAnt wrote above, to the country of tax‍ residence.

There are a several reasons why you should pick the Swiss entity in this⁠ case, for example MiFID II and European Enforcement Order directives do not apply to Switzerland.⁤ Also, I'm not sure if it's possible to get a credit card via Swissquote LU?⁣

 

[Panamood]

If I go to the swissquote website, the .ch seems to offer credit cards. When‌ I use the app, it is .Lu the one offering them. Anyone knows which is‍ the good one for this purpose?

 

[nobel]

The app is for⁠ LU and CH bank, if you have both accounts you need two phones to access⁤ the account. Really bad. Use better only the website.

 

[Dreamy]

Is it possible to add to SQ account some crypto from cold wallet directly, convert‌ them to EUR for example, and buy some ETFs, Stocks. And hold them in SQ‍ - just withdraw dividends every month to my bank account in other country?

 

[Dreamy]

Any thoughts about this?