The 0% on USD and EUR? 
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Yuh is now 100% Swissquote.
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From Monday 2 (noon) to Friday 6 March (noon)
the Yuh app is hosting the fee-free trading week.
*Stamp duties and currency exchange fees are excluded.
Looks like selling is also free. Another opportunity to sell your holdings at Yuh and move to a real broker.
Or build up your CH portfolio 
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Like I mentioned on the Neon thread, I cannot use Yuh Twint to send or receive money to/from my wife’s Lyca mobile number. A coworker told me he had experienced the same thing, and a quick Reddit search confirms we aren’t the only ones.
The thing is, like most people with a 077 9x number, she just needed a convenient prepaid SIM card for a few months when arriving in Switzerland. It’s been ported to multiple postpaid plans since then and has nothing to do with Lyca anymore.
I assume most Twint related fraud involves prepaid numbers from providers with sketchy ID checks, but this is really a shitty way to address the issue, as the number fundamentally proves nothing.
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I’d switch number. Most people don’t even memorize numbers.
People don’t care but plenty of online services and mobile apps still assume your number is a stable identifier or a legit channel for account recovery and 2FA.
Completely unrelated to Yuh and Twint, adding to the pain of switching a mobile phone number: Since the switch to my new mobile provider, I am no longer receiving SMS from Google. While I can still log in to Google, Google does not allow me to change my mobile number as long as I cannot receive the SMS.
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Most modern smartphones support multiple eSIMs. You can simply keep your old number as a low-cost prepaid eSIM until you’re sure no one else has it anymore.
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You can now open a Joint Account with Yuh in the app. And the good thing? It’s free.
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