Your payment options at Swiss Gold Safe
Flexible payment methods for safe deposit boxes and individual custody
Swiss Gold Safe Ltd in Switzerland or the Principality of Liechtenstein offers various options for paying the rental fees for your safe deposit box or individual custody storage. Best of all, you don’t necessarily need a bank account, because you can either use a classic bank transfer, or settle your bill in cash. Furthermore, Swiss Gold Safe is “crypto-friendly”, which means we also accept various cryptocurrencies. In addition, fees can be paid at any Swiss or Liechtenstein post office using a QR payment slip.
We offer our national and international clients a range of flexible payment methods, allowing you to choose the best solution for your needs – because exercising discretion and protecting your privacy are always our absolute priority. You can use these various payment methods to operate your bank-independent safe deposit box in Switzerland or your bank-independent safe deposit box in Liechtenstein. And if you have stored precious metals in a segregated domestic warehouse or a duty-free warehouse, our wide range of payment methods can also be used to maintain your individual custody arrangements in Switzerland.
Our range of payment options at a glance
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Cash |
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QR deposit slip |
At post offices in Switzerland or Liechtenstein |
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Bank Transfer |
From national or international bank accounts |
Where and when can storage fees be paid in cash?
In the following overview we have listed instances where you can pay safe deposit box rentals or storage fees in cash:
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Using Swiss Post QR payment slips
Since October 2022, modern QR payment slips have been available for postal money orders in Switzerland or Liechtenstein, replacing the old red and orange paying-in slips (ES and ESR). Switching over to digital processing enables Swiss Post to ensure there are no payment errors.
You can use the paper QR payment slips we issue to pay your QR bill at any post office in Switzerland or Liechtenstein. The unique QR code stored on the payment slip has proven to be extremely practical and secure, because this matrix already contains the relevant payment information for Swiss Gold Safe Ltd.
For maximum convenience, you can pay by cash at the post office counter, or use the automatic billing machines available in each branch. In addition, you can also use our QR-invoice as a payment order you can send via postal mail to Swiss Post.
Alternatively, you can choose to scan and pay the invoice via a Swiss or Liechtenstein banking app, using a smartphone, tablet or document reader.
Do you have more questions about our payment services? We are always very happy to provide you with further information.
FAQs about Swiss Gold Safe payment options
You can pay your annual safe deposit box rent in the classic manner with Bitcoin (BTC) or Ether (ETH), or using Stablecoins such as USDT (Tether), USDC (USD-Coin) or XCHF (CryptoFranc). One advantage of paying via crypto currencies is that we receive your payment very quickly. Furthermore, these decentralized digital currencies can also be used internationally.
You can pay both safe deposit box rentals and storage fees in cash. We accept various national currencies such as Swiss francs (CHF), euros (EUR) and US dollars (USD). Our billing is always based on the current exchange rates.
Swiss Gold Safe accepts a range of popular cryptocurrencies in payment for your storage fees. These include, for example, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH). You can also pay using stablecoins: Tether (USDT), USD Coins (USDC) and CryptoFranc (XCHF). Our payment service provider implements simple, secure and rapid transfers which observe all contemporary legal and compliance standards.
Yes, you can make a deposit payment for any amount. Our current safe deposit box fees are then deducted from your balance each year. You can choose between different payment methods such as bank transfer, cash payment, or payment via cryptocurrencies. Your remaining available balance is always shown on your most recent invoice.