Switzerland biggest online auction and marketplace for buying and selling goods.
Ricardo is an online marketplace where anyone can register to start earning. Fees are Free listing, success fee ~8-12% by category (min CHF 0.10, max CHF 290) and you can withdraw via Bank transfer via Ricardo secure payment. Founded in 1999, Ricardo is based in Zug, Switzerland. It is available in Switzerland.
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What people actually earn on Ricardo
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How Ricardo compares
- At 8%–12%, Ricardo sits near the middle — the median fee across the 24 marketplaces we track that charge a percentage is 9.3%.
- Founded in 1999, Ricardo has been running for about 27 years — longer than 68 of the 75 marketplaces we track with a known launch year.
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Is Ricardo legit?
Ricardo is a real, operating platform. What we could verify:
- Operating since 1999 (27 years)
- Headquartered in Zug, Switzerland
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Ricardo charge?
Ricardo fees: Free listing, success fee ~8-12% by category (min CHF 0.10, max CHF 290). On a $100 payment that leaves you about $88–$92, before withdrawal or conversion costs.
How do you get paid on Ricardo?
Ricardo pays out via Bank transfer via Ricardo secure payment.
Which countries is Ricardo available in?
Switzerland. Its main focus is Switzerland.
Is Ricardo legit?
Yes, Ricardo is a real, operating platform: operating since 1999 (27 years) and headquartered in Zug, Switzerland. As with any platform, check its current terms before relying on it for income.
What are the best Ricardo alternatives?
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