Opening an account in Banque Richelieu (Switzerland)
- Price:1200 eur
- Term:individually
Banque Richelieu Switzerland is part of the private banking group Banque Richelieu, which operates in the field of Private Banking and Wealth Management, with offices in Switzerland, France, and Monaco.
Banque Richelieu Switzerland serves private and institutional clients — entrepreneurs, wealthy families, and family offices in Switzerland, Europe, and the Middle East.
The bank offers individual solutions in asset management, investments, lending, and capital structuring, combining Swiss banking traditions with modern financial innovations.
- The bank offers Visa, MasterCard, and Swiss Bankers payment cards.
- Banque Richelieu Switzerland supports securities operations and provides advisory services in capital management.
- Account management via online banking and personal managers.
- Current accounts are opened in EUR, USD, CHF.
- Escrow account services and crypto loans are available.
- Accounts are opened for servicing crypto activities and blockchain projects.
- Individual tariffs for each client and business.
- Expertise and analysis of investing in digital assets.
The bank opens accounts for both individuals and legal entities. Opening an account for a company registered in a tax-free jurisdiction is not considered.
Current, investment, savings, deposit accounts, including accounts for investing in precious metals and managing digital assets.
Initially, an account at Swiss Banque Richelieu Switzerland can be opened by submitting documents remotely. In this case, all signatures on forms and documents, as well as a passport copy, must be notarized. However, the bank expects a personal meeting with the client in Switzerland within the first 12 months after opening the account, although a video call can be arranged.
Please note that according to international account opening standards, each bank is required to follow the KYC procedure, so the bank will require documents and data confirming identity, business, and wealth for identification. In addition, the bank has the right to refuse account opening without giving reasons. To avoid such negative consequences, consult specialized lawyers for a preliminary consultation on opening foreign accounts, and we will guide you through all the details of opening an account at the Swiss bank – Banque Richelieu Switzerland.