Provider directory

Helsana is Switzerland's largest health insurance group, formed in 1996. It insures around 1.9 million people with basic LAMal and a wide range of supplementary plans (hospital, outpatient, dental, alternative medicine).

CSS is one of Switzerland's oldest health insurers (1899) and second by market share. Known for customer service and a wide medical-partner network.

Sanitas covers 800,000+ people in Switzerland since 1958. Known for digital health products and prevention app.

Visana, headquartered in Bern, insures about 700,000 customers. Known for 24/7 medical assistance and prevention programs.

Groupe Mutuel, based in Martigny, is one of the leading health and life insurers in French-speaking Switzerland. Over 1M customers.

SWICA is regularly ranked Switzerland's most customer-friendly health insurer. Strong telemedicine tradition.

Concordia is a leading Swiss health insurer (since 1914), known for stability and family-doctor partnerships. 700k+ insured.

KPT, based in Bern since 1890. Known for digital focus (KPT WIN app) and responsive service.

Atupri insures 200,000 people. Works without brokers — often lower premiums.

AXA Switzerland is the country's largest multi-line insurer. Auto, home, life, retirement, legal — over 2M customers.

Zurich Insurance Group, founded 1872, operates globally and is a major Swiss player. Full personal coverage: auto, home, life, travel, legal.

Helvetia, based in St. Gallen since 1858, is one of Switzerland's oldest insurers. Active across Switzerland, Germany, Spain and Italy.

La Mobilière is Switzerland's oldest private insurer (1826). Cooperative-based in Bern, known for its dense network of general agencies.

UBS is Switzerland's largest bank since acquiring Credit Suisse in 2023. Global wealth management leader.

Raiffeisen is Switzerland's 3rd largest bank, organised as a cooperative of 219 regional banks. Mortgage market leader at ~17%.

PostFinance is Switzerland's postal bank. Over 2.4M customers, payments market leader (e-banking, TWINT).

Yuh is the neo-bank co-founded by Swissquote and PostFinance, launched in 2021. Free multi-currency account, commission-free stocks/ETF/crypto trading.

Neon was the first pure Swiss neo-bank (2017). Free account, fee-free foreign payments, ETF investing — simple UX, no branches.

Swisscom is Switzerland's leading telecom operator (51% federally owned). Largest mobile and fibre networks in the country.

Sunrise (Liberty Global subsidiary) is Switzerland's 2nd telecom operator. Mobile and cable networks covering 90% of the country.

Salt (formerly Orange Switzerland) is the country's 3rd telecom operator, owned by French investor Xavier Niel. Known for aggressive pricing and Salt Home fibre.

Wingo is Swisscom's low-cost brand. Unbeatable rates, no commitment, online support only.

Yallo is Sunrise's low-cost brand. Aggressive pricing, youth-oriented marketing.

M-Budget Mobile is Migros' low-cost telecom brand (Swisscom network). Aggressive pricing and Cumulus bonus.