Thanks to the login via app procedure, accessing e-trading is easier than ever.
E-finance
- Access to your account anytime and anywhere
- Manage multiple accounts and customer bases with a single login
- Access also available via the PostFinance App
E-trading
Carry out stock exchange transactions simply and conveniently online
Stock exchange trading made easy: e-trading enables you to buy and sell securities independently, anytime and anywhere – no matter whether you access your securities custody account via PC or smartphone. Our intuitive trading platform will help you to achieve your investment goals.
Carry out your stock exchange transactions simply and conveniently via smartphone wherever you are.
E-trading: trade securities yourself online
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Attractive pricing model incl. bonus programme
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Securities custody account with different currencies
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Stock exchange trading with shares, ETFs, funds and other investment products
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Trade anytime and anywhere (mobile app and desktop version)
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Free notifications via push message, e-mail or SMS
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E-trading explained in simple terms
Get an overview of the most important functions in e-trading.
Profile and settings
We show you how to customize e-trading so you can keep a constant overview.
Buy, sell and manage
See how to buy and sell securities in e-trading and how to manage your assets.
Issue stock market order
Direct in e-trading:
By telephone:
Stock exchange orders by telephone, Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Tel. 0848 900 009 (max. CHF 0.08/min. in Switzerland)
Notifications
E-trading alerts by push message, e-mail or SMS
You can receive all messages with or without details as required:
- Subscribe to alerts
- Corporate actions
- Price limits reached
- Execution status of stock market orders
- Incoming securities from third-party banks
- Receipt of trading credits
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You can use your e-trading securities custody account to trade common types of securities such as:
- equities
- bonds
- derivatives
- ETFs
- funds
- structured products
- wikifolio certificates in CHF and EUR
- Sponsored trades
Important documents
- Custody account subscriber conditions (PDF) The link will open in a new window
- Subscriber Conditions for e-trading (PDF) The link will open in a new window
- Risks Involved in Trading Financial Instruments (PDF) The target link is not fully accessible. If you have any questions, please get in touch with our Contact Center. Tel.: 0848 888 710 (max. CHF 0.08/min. in Switzerland). The link will open in a new window
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Preconditions
- Private customer with account at PostFinance (incl. e-finance)
- Domiciled in Switzerland
- private individuals aged 18 years and above
- Customer is the beneficial owner of the assets
- non US-Person
Our prices and conditions – in simple terms
Find out more about our attractive pricing model.
Annual fees
Service Amount Service 1st custody accountAmount CHF 90 per yearService Each additional custody accountAmount CHF 30 per yearTrading credits
Service Trading credits equivalent to Service 1st custody accountTrading credits equivalent to CHF 90Service Each additional custody accountTrading credits equivalent to CHF 30Bonus programme
Number of trades per calendar year Reimbursement Number of trades per calendar year 0 to 9 tradesReimbursement No reimbursementNumber of trades per calendar year 10 to 19 tradesReimbursement 10% of brokerage turnover (from the 10th trade)Number of trades per calendar year 20 or more tradesReimbursement 20% of brokerage turnover (from the 20th trade)Brokerage fees and other charges
Brokerage fees and other charges are due whenever a security is bought or sold. The brokerage fee charged depends on the number of securities and the stock exchange.
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E-trading and security
E-trading uses a multi-level security system and highly encrypted data transmission.
Accessibility
The e-trading service is not fully accessible. Customers who would like to have a fully accessible alternative are requested to contact the e-trading Contact Center:
Tel. 0848 900 009 (max. CHF 0.08/min. in Switzerland)
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
