SwissFx took part in the Swiss FinTech Association event in Geneva on 24 June. Here are the main business takeaways on modern payments, customer expectations and operational complexity after checkout.

For many Swiss companies, FX risk is not a trading issue. It is a margin and budgeting issue created by the gap between agreeing a price and settling the payment.

The forthcoming EFTA–Thailand free trade agreement may create new opportunities for Swiss importers and exporters. Currency choice, payment terms, FX exposure and cash-flow planning will remain important considerations.

Card acceptance, settlement, currency conversion and business banking all serve different purposes. This checklist helps ecommerce businesses to identify the functions they need and where additional costs may arise.

From choosing the invoice currency to managing the gap between a deposit and final payment, several decisions can affect the cost and organisation of supplier payments to Vietnam.

Wire and local bank transfers can both be used to move money electronically, but each use different payment rails. The right option depends on the currency, destination, urgency and frequency of your transactions.

When should a business use a spot rate, and when can a forward rate provide greater certainty? The answer depends on the timing and predictability of its currency needs.

SwissFx will take part in a Swiss FinTech Association event in Geneva on 24 June 2026, bringing together payment and fintech professionals to discuss the future of payments.

Rachael Camp, co-founder of SwissFx, discusses the story behind the company, what shaped its creation and why relationship-led support remains central to its approach to FX and international payments.

A multi-currency account can help you simplify international payments, access local payment routes where available, and provide greater visibility and control over global cash flows.

Managing USD payments can quickly raise questions about fees, exchange rates, payment routes and currency exposure. This checklist helps Swiss companies review what to consider before opening or using a USD business account.

Switzerland and India have established a strong trade relationship, and the introduction of TEPA brings new opportunities.

Which factors play a role in currency value and indicate when rates are likely to change?

The simplest way to exchange currencies at today’s rate

Companies face new opportunities and new operational challenges

As companies move away from the US dollar, they rethink payments, costs and FX risk

Understanding how the Chinese currency works across onshore and offshore markets

Convert foreign income and assets into CHF using the official rates.

How a company managed FX exposure to protect profit margins.