Treasury bills are short-term securities issued by countries to finance its activities. They are considered one of the safest investments available on the market.

When you buy an Treasury bill, you are essentially lending money to a country for a short period of time. The purpose is for the investor to buy the Treasury bill below its face value in order to take profit at maturity. So the investor essentially buys an interest rate cheaper than its face value.

Treasury bills are considered a very low-risk investment, especially if the issuer has strong fiscal fundamentals. The main risks are,  the default by the issuer state, which means bankruptcy, and sharply fluctuating of interest rates..

The duration of a Treasury bill can range from a few days to a year.

You can sell your Treasury bill before maturity in the secondary market, but the price may be more or less than its purchase price, depending on the applicable interest rates. If you sell above the purchase price, you will receive a capital gain. If you sell below the market, you will suffer a loss of capital.

No, it is not taxed in Greece.

Yes, we open an investment account in your name, then transfer the capital for investment, place an order to buy the interest you have chosen and wait for their expiry.