According to relevant statistics, the most popular bank for the rich is the Swiss bank. Instead of putting their fortunes in their own small vaults or in their own banks, these plutocrats chose to deposit them in Swiss banks. From this point of view, Swiss banks are indeed different from other banks, otherwise how can they be unanimously recognized by the rich? So, what are the security measures of Swiss banks?
First, Swiss banks have special bank secrecy laws to protect the privacy of their customers. The first time you open an account with a Swiss bank, the depositor gets a special digital code. If you come here later to deposit and transfer money, you only need to report the corresponding digital code, no real name. Even the first time you open an account, you can register with a false identity.
For the customer's private information and the corresponding digital code, the employees of the Swiss bank will not easily disclose it, because the confidentiality law has clear provisions, and even if the employee leaves, he or she must not disclose the customer's information at will. It is said that almost all the staff of Swiss banks have signed lifelong work contracts with Swiss banks.
Therefore, there is no need to worry about the sinister staff who will leak information and escape. Unless a very serious crime does occur, swiss banks will cooperate with the police investigation. But whether the circumstances are serious or not is up to the Swiss bank.
Second, Swiss banks have several mysterious underground vaults. It is said that the vault dedicated to the placement of gold is located in the Middle of the Alps, and only the staff knows the exact location. Other vaults and safes are located in the swiss banks' hidden underground military bunkers. Whether concealed or sturdy, these military bunkers are very reliable.
Even if there are terrorists breaking in, they can only hit the water in a bamboo basket. Because of the opening of the vault and vault, it is necessary to use the bank's special key and the customer's own key, and even a very strict iris recognition technology. It can be said that Swiss banks are both a paradise for the rich and a waterloo for robbers.
Finally, Switzerland itself is a safe place. Switzerland had declared itself permanently neutral as early as the nineteenth century. It was this special identity that saved Switzerland from the intrusion of World War I and World War II. So it seems that there is some basis for saying that Swiss banks are the safest banks in the world.
After reading the introduction to the Swiss bank, are you very impressed? In fact, if a foreigner deposits money in a Swiss bank, he does not need to pay the relevant interest fees, but the minimum deposit must be more than 600,000 yuan to open an account. Even if many people are very impressed with the secrecy of Swiss banks, they can only envy the rich and powerful.