Risk: Speculative product. Capital at risk. Not a bank deposit. Not covered by any deposit-guarantee scheme.

Frequently asked questions

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Frequently asked questions

Is Vision Bank a bank?
No. The Vision Bank is the trading name of the operating entity. The yield programme is not a bank deposit and is not covered by any deposit-guarantee scheme.
Is my capital insured?
No. The programme is speculative and non-deposit; there is no FSCS, FGD, FITD, or equivalent deposit-guarantee coverage. Custody providers may carry their own insurance for defined events, which is not the same as deposit insurance.
How do withdrawals work?
Withdrawal windows depend on your allocation tier and cycle. Requests submitted within a window are settled on the next scheduled payout date.
What fees do I pay?
A single 10% performance fee on positive net trading P&L above the high-water mark. No management, subscription, deposit, or withdrawal fees.
What is the minimum allocation?
€1,000 for Starter. Higher tiers have larger minimums, disclosed on the Investment Opportunity page.
Can I lose money?
Yes. Capital is at risk and negative months are possible. The programme targets a monthly range but does not guarantee any return.
Is Vision Bank different from a savings account?
Yes — fundamentally. A savings account is a bank deposit protected by a deposit-guarantee scheme. This programme is a speculative trading product with capital at risk and no deposit protection. It is positioned as an alternative for investors who understand and accept that difference.
Who can allocate?
The programme is offered to individuals and entities in jurisdictions where it is legal to do so, subject to KYC/AML checks. Not available where prohibited by local law.

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