Is it available also for residents of Switzerland?

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Yes, you can if you live in Switzerland and are a citizen from a EEA country (EU member states, Liechtenstein and Norway). Hope it works for you.
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@dimisjim Thanks for your question! I think my colleague Eve answered it for you already, but if you have any further questions about how to sign-up for an account with us feel free to stop by our in-person pop-up location!
Our team will be there to answer all of your questions in-person:
When? we're open between the dates of 2-14 October, Mon-Sat, from 9am-6pm
Where? Bahnhofplatz 1, 8001 Zürich
Oh, and we'll be holding our first official Community Event & Apéro on 5 Oct from 18:00 at this location as well. You can sign up for the event here to get to know us even better.
We hope to see you there!
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Seems like the issue was that I am Greek. Why is it currently restricted for Greeks and Icelandic?
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I have to check with our compliance department but I will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Icelanders*
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According to this: https://www.moneyland.ch/en/swiss-bank-accounts-for-foreigners
"There are no laws which forbid Swiss banks from opening accounts for foreigners living in Switzerland, regardless of their citizenship."
Thus the question arises: Which compliance regulations are you referring to, that does not permit Greeks & Icelanders open up an account?
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I've just tried and it is available now for Greeks.
Thanks!
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