Bank in Zuzwil AG products, services and reviews

About Bank in Zuzwil AG

Bank in Zuzwil AG is a small regional Swiss bank headquartered in the municipality of Zuzwil (canton of St. Gallen) that concentrates on retail and small-business banking in its local market. Its offering typically includes current and savings accounts, domestic and SEPA payments, e-banking and a mobile channel with two-factor authentication, debit cards (e.g., Debit Mastercard/Visa Debit), mortgages (fixed-rate and SARON-linked), and basic investment and pension products provided in-house or via partners; for SMEs, services generally cover business accounts, payments, liquidity facilities, and secured lending. The branch footprint is limited to the region, with service provided through in-branch appointments, phone, and digital channels; opening hours follow local norms, and the primary service language is German, with English support varying by staff. Pricing follows a standard Swiss model with monthly or quarterly account/package fees, card fees, custody and transaction charges for investments, foreign-exchange spreads on cross-border payments and card use, and mortgage prepayment penalties for breaking fixed terms; interest rates and tariffs change, so current schedules should be reviewed before committing. As an Aktiengesellschaft operating as a Swiss bank, it is subject to prudential supervision and conduct rules under Swiss law, and eligible client deposits are protected up to CHF 100,000 per client per bank under the esisuisse scheme. Account opening generally requires identification and source-of-funds documentation and may be restricted to Swiss residents; non-resident and U.S.-related clients can face additional limitations. The bank’s compact size typically means a straightforward product range and local credit decisions rather than breadth comparable to large national banks; clients needing extensive international services, multi-currency options, or advanced wealth platforms may find broader alternatives elsewhere. Prospective customers should consult the bank’s published price lists, interest tables, and product terms to confirm availability, costs, and eligibility.