Renting a Safe Deposit Box in Switzerland is Easy
Take five simple steps to a rent an off-bank safe deposit box in Switzerland
As a privately owned company, Swiss Gold Safe Ltd offers customers from Switzerland as well as other countries highly secure and discreet safe deposit boxes that remain completely independent of banking establishments. They are suitable for the storage of precious metals such as gold, silver or platinum as well as for securing other valuables like cash, jewellery, important documents and much more besides. Renting a safe deposit box is very easy and takes only a few steps, which our video will explain:
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More InformationHow do I rent a safe deposit box at Swiss Gold Safe?
We will now present the five simple steps to opening a safe deposit box at Swiss Gold Safe in more detail.
Step 1: Make an appointment
We would like to get to know you. In order to take out a safe deposit box at Swiss Gold Safe Ltd, your personal appearance is a must. The best thing to do is to make an appointment with our customer service consultants. You can reach us by phone, email or via our contact form. Here you will find our contact addresses either in Switzerland or in the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Step 2: Appointment confirmation and meeting place address
Once a suitable date has been found, we will confirm it by email and give you the meeting place. Please understand that for security reasons we cannot publish the addresses of our secure vault facilities here. As our customer, you will – of course – receive all the relevant info.
Step 3: Visit and identity documents
So that you can conclude a rental contract with us, we will need to see a valid ID document. This could be an identity card or a passport. Please bring your ID with you to the appointment. You can also bring the items to be stored with you at this point or opt to store them later.
Step 4: Lease and key handover
After you have chosen a suitable safe deposit box, we will conclude a rental contract with you which you will have to sign. We will then give you the keys.
Step 5: Utilising the box
You can use your box immediately and put your valuables inside without further delay. You will be left alone in the vault and only you will have knowledge of the contents of your safe deposit box, items that always remain your property.
More Information About Your Safe Deposit Box
You have the choice between different sizes of safe deposit boxes. In addition, small safes are available to rent. We would be happy to advise you on the volume you might require for your particular needs. Your safe deposit box rental includes a basic insurance cover of CHF 25,000. On request, you can also take out full insurance at a rate of 0.2% per annum of the total value you have stored.
We accept payments in Swiss Francs, Euros and US Dollars as well as Bitcoin and Ether. You do not need an account with a Swiss bank to take out or continue to rent a safe deposit box.
You can find much more information about our lockers and safes as well as their dimensions, prices and access times on our page: off-bank safe deposit boxes . On this page, we will also inform you about the special locational advantages of choosing Switzerland, the importance of property rights in the country as well as more information about our security standards.
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These advantages are available to you from off-bank safe deposit boxes in Switzerland:
- Discreet storage of your precious metals or other valuables either in the Gotthard area or in the canton of Zurich.
- Your off-bank safe deposit box is held in privately managed, high-security vaults.
- Suitable for customers from Switzerland or other countries.
- The lease we provide includes free basic insurance but full insurance is also available.
- There is no declaration of the contents to government agencies.
- You do not need to hold a bank account in Switzerland.