Plusplus Frankencoin Certificate

Product Details

Issuer Helveteq AG
Base Currency CHF
VALOR 152608771
ISIN CH1526087718
Issue Date 18.03.2026
Maturity open end
Investor Fee up to 0.95% p.a.
Subscription Fee 0,40%
Issue Price 1’000
Issue Size up to 100’000
NAV 1’000 (Issue price)

Product Description

The Plusplus Frankencoin Certificate is a Swiss-law structured tracker certificate that provides exposure to Frankencoin (ZCHF), a privately issued, blockchain-based stablecoin designed to track the value of the Swiss franc (CHF). ZCHF is not legal tender and is not issued or guaranteed by any central bank.

The certificate allows investors to access ZCHF exposure through standard securities account infrastructure, without requiring wallets, private keys, or direct interaction with blockchain systems. The product is designed to be compatible with existing custody, reporting, and governance frameworks and is intended to complement, not replace, traditional CHF liquidity solutions.

The product may reflect protocol-defined mechanisms at the Frankencoin protocol level, which may result in variable, non-guaranteed distributions.

Subscription and redemption are available daily, subject to the terms specified in the Final Terms.

Further factual information on ZCHF is available at https://frankencoin.com.

Monthly NAV Performance Indicators in %

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
2026
2025

Service Providers

Calculation Agent Helveteq AG
Paying Agent Banca Credinvest SA
Custodian Copper Markets (Switzerland) AG
Security Agent Adexas Rechtsanwälte AG

Investor Protection

• This Certificate is a collateralised tracker certificate under Swiss law.

• Issuer credit risk is reduced by the collateral but remains.

Regulatory Framework

• Issued under a base prospectus approved by SIX Exchange Regulation Ltd. in accordance with FinSA, together with product-specific Final Terms.

Transparency

• Issuer: Helveteq AG, Switzerland.

• Total return structure with reinvestment of income reflected in the NAV, no distributions.

• Swiss law governs both the issuer and the instruments.

 

Simple

• ETPs are structured investment products that trade on regulated exchanges like shares.

• nETPs (non-listed ETPs) follow the same structure but are not exchange-listed.

• Investors can access the product directly through their broker or bank.