Questions & answers

AquaSands Switzerland, operated by AquaSands Trading AG, with a notary and, where needed, a licensed auditor. You have one contact from order to registration.

By card online, by bank transfer to our Swiss account or in USDT. The invoice is issued in Swiss francs as soon as you order.

Once payment is received and your identity has been checked, as the law requires for any company formation.

Yes for our work: the package price does not change. The commercial register's fees and, for an AG or a GmbH, the bank's fee for the capital deposit account are paid to them directly.

Yes. Partners can live anywhere; the company must however be able to be represented by at least one person domiciled in Switzerland.

No. We prepare the documents, you sign them where you live and the notarial deed is drawn up without your presence.

The bank releases the capital deposit once the company is entered in the commercial register.

An AG suits a company that will bring in investors or change hands often: shares transfer without a registry filing and shareholders stay out of the public register. A GmbH needs less capital.

Yes, since 1 January 2023, in a foreign currency that is important for the company's business.

No. Documents are prepared for you and signed where you live.

Yes. A sole proprietorship can be converted into a GmbH or an AG by contributing its net assets; see conversions.

Yes, in practice: a sole proprietorship is the business of a self-employed person who works from Switzerland.

A company that meets the legal thresholds and has the consent of all shareholders can waive the limited audit; this is entered in the articles and in the register.

Once the documents are signed, the register usually enters the change within a few days to two weeks, depending on the canton.

Only to wind up its business: the liquidators collect receivables, pay debts and sell assets.

A GmbH converted into an AG keeps its identity; a sole proprietorship contributed to a new company gives rise to a new company.