The 0% on USD and EUR? ![]()
Yuh is now 100% Swissquote.
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 ![]()
Like I mentioned on the Neon thread, I cannot use Yuh Twint to send or receive money to/from my wifeâs Lyca mobile number. A coworker told me he had experienced the same thing, and a quick Reddit search confirms we arenât 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. Itâs 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.
Iâd switch number. Most people donât even memorize numbers.
People donât 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.
Most modern smartphones support multiple eSIMs. You can simply keep your old number as a low-cost prepaid eSIM until youâre sure no one else has it anymore.
You can now open a Joint Account with Yuh in the app. And the good thing? Itâs free.
are you sure? I still see the feature as not completed on their webpage:
Is it maybe a beta? can you tell your impressions? is it really having joint pots as well?
In the App: Konto â Open Joint Account
(I havenât tested any further steps)
See also:
Oh wow, just read through and this sounds VERY competitive.
Free and even including the pocket insurance (whether that really works, I dont know).
IMO the best joint account option currently in CH.
I agree as long as you only use CHF. Once you start using other currencies, Wir is still cheaper.
No fee-free FX exchange campaign from Yuh this summer. They only offer a 50% discount on their 0.98% FX exchange commission. ![]()
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A great candidate for a mustachian Hall of Shame.
0.5% FX fees is fair and reasonable for any bank/broker catering to retail clients.
They should make 0.5% the standard FX fee anyway, not just for a couple of weeks. They would pretty much kill the competition in the swiss neobank space.
Which is a good thing. I am curious how Neon will react when Yuh publicly announce their free joint account.
I donât think that FX rate is the one and only defining factor for people in Switzerland when choosing their bank. In fact, I have a feeling that FX rate is one of the less important criteria for many people.
Earlier this year, I was talking to someone who told me how cheap Yuh is, cheaper then others, he travels a lot. I said: really?! Itâs 0.95% every time. He then said that there are no fees if you manually convert the currency beforehand. How did he come up with that? No idea. I then told him to exchange 100 CHF for euros, then convert the euros back to CHF, and tell me how much he had afterward. Well⊠~98 CHF. And no, this is not a joke. It was fun and educational.
Youâre entitled to your feelings of course.
I am however talking about neobanks specifically, not banking in general. When neobanks promote their offering, they mostly talk about the FX fees (Neonâs most recently newsletter focused on FX fees, making a direct comparison with YUHâs fees, yet ignoring Alpianâs for some reason). Unless the marketing teams of these neobanks know less about market tendancies and what retail wants than you, I would say FX fees are a pretty important criteria.
