Switzerland · Crypto and Web3

Best business accounts for Crypto and Web3 in Switzerland

Snapshot

Crypto and Web3 firms in Switzerland split into two groups. Firms offering exchange, custody, or token issuance usually need a FINMA licensed digital asset bank, while web3 service and software companies can sometimes use a mainstream account for everyday fiat payments. Figures here are as of 13 April 2026.

Suits Crypto and Web3 best
A FINMA licensed digital asset bank suits crypto native firms. A mainstream account may suit web3 service companies for fiat. Verify eligibility.
Typical monthly fee
Specialised digital asset banks set fees case by case. Mainstream digital accounts for fiat range from no monthly fee up to around 120 francs per month, as of 13 April 2026.
Non resident position
Onboarding involves detailed source of funds, ownership, and license checks. Verify with the provider.
Providers that fit
Limited
Fees and features as of 13 April 2026Last reviewed 13 April 2026

General information, not financial, legal, or tax advice. Verify current terms and eligibility with the provider before applying.

Crypto and Web3 in Switzerland covers a wide range, from exchanges, custodians, and token issuers to web3 service and software companies. Mainstream digital providers such as Wise Business and Revolut Business generally do not serve crypto exchange, mining, or token issuance, though a web3 service company may use a mainstream account for everyday fiat payments subject to review. Firms that hold or move digital assets usually need a bank licensed for digital asset business by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, FINMA. Switzerland has specialised providers for this, including Sygnum and AMINA Bank, with Bank Frick serving the region from neighbouring Liechtenstein. As of 13 April 2026, verify eligibility and current terms with each provider, since onboarding and acceptance vary by activity.

What Crypto and Web3 in Switzerland need from a business account

A crypto or web3 business may need fiat accounts for salaries and suppliers, crypto to fiat settlement, custody, and clear handling of source of funds and ownership for regulators. Mainstream digital providers can cover everyday fiat for lower risk web3 service companies, but generally exclude exchange, custody, mining, and token issuance. Firms in those activities usually need a FINMA licensed digital asset bank that is set up for crypto to fiat banking and the compliance it involves. Acceptance depends heavily on the specific activity, so each provider runs its own review. The shortlist below lists specialised providers for information only and is not a recommendation. Figures here are as of 13 April 2026.

Sygnum
A FINMA licensed Swiss bank for digital assets, offering crypto to fiat banking, custody, and trading for institutional and corporate clients, as of 13 April 2026.
Best for
Licensed digital asset banking
Indicative fee
Set case by case
Official site →
AMINA Bank
A FINMA licensed Swiss bank for digital assets, formerly SEBA Bank, based in Zug, offering crypto and traditional banking for corporate clients, as of 13 April 2026.
Best for
Crypto and traditional banking
Indicative fee
Set case by case
Official site →
Bank Frick
A bank in Liechtenstein serving the region, with banking for blockchain and crypto businesses including exchanges and token issuers, as of 13 April 2026.
Best for
Blockchain and crypto businesses
Indicative fee
Set case by case
Official site →

How to act on this in Switzerland

Mainstream affiliate accounts are not shown here because the providers we compare do not serve crypto native businesses in Switzerland. The specialised providers above are listed for information only and are not a recommendation. Approach a FINMA licensed digital asset bank directly and confirm whether your activity is accepted, the documents required, and current fees before applying. As of 13 April 2026.

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Questions about banking for Crypto and Web3 in Switzerland

Can a crypto business open a mainstream business account in Switzerland?
Mainstream digital providers generally do not serve crypto exchange, mining, or token issuance. A web3 service or software company may use a mainstream account for everyday fiat payments subject to review. Firms that hold or move digital assets usually need a FINMA licensed digital asset bank. As of 13 April 2026. Verify eligibility with the provider.
Which banks in Switzerland serve crypto and Web3 firms?
Switzerland has FINMA licensed digital asset banks including Sygnum and AMINA Bank, and Bank Frick serves the region from neighbouring Liechtenstein. Acceptance depends on the specific activity. As of 13 April 2026. Verify directly with each provider.
What does a digital asset bank check during onboarding?
Expect detailed checks on source of funds, ownership, the nature of the activity, and any required licenses. Onboarding can take longer than a standard account. As of 13 April 2026. Verify the current process with the provider.
What does it cost?
Specialised digital asset banks set fees case by case based on activity and volume. Mainstream digital accounts used only for fiat range from no monthly fee up to around 120 francs per month. As of 13 April 2026. Verify current terms with the provider.

Fees, features, and eligibility change and vary by region. This page was last reviewed on 13 April 2026. Confirm current terms with the provider before applying.

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