Money transfer to Switzerland
Need to send money fast to Switzerland?
Work out what the recipient gets right now — the 1% fee is already in the calculation. A manager locks the rate before payment and arranges the transfer in as little as 15 minutes.
We cover the whole country: Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Bern, Lausanne and other cities.
- Fee 1% The same for every destination and every amount
- Delivery from 15 minutes The manager names the exact timing before payment
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You send
RUBUSDEUR + 10 cryptocurrencies
You receive CHF (franc), EUR
Transfer calculator to Switzerland
Send a transferThe rate is indicative. A manager locks the exact rate before payment.
Why people send money to Switzerland
Money is sent to Switzerland to pay for studies and medical care, for rent and to settle contracts. The money arrives to a Swiss IBAN in francs or euros, and we have an office in Zurich.
Switzerland is a destination of tuition, medical care and contracts, where the amounts are usually larger than average and compliance is stricter. The country is not in the euro area: delivery to a franc account is made in CHF and the recipient needs no second conversion, though euros can be taken as well. On large amounts a Swiss bank will almost certainly ask for supporting documents — that is worth knowing in advance. Our office in Zurich hands out cash francs.
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Tuition
Private schools, boarding schools and universities invoice in francs with an exact due date. We send to the institution's details.
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Medical care
Clinics count in francs and ask for payment before admission. The money arrives on the clinic's account in time.
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Renting a home
A deposit and the monthly payment. Delivery is made in francs, with no second conversion on the recipient's side.
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Contract payments
Paying Swiss companies and specialists — to a corporate account, with an agreed payment purpose.
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Cash francs in Zurich
Cash is available on this destination at our office — agree the amount and the time of your visit in advance.
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Exchanging rubles and USDT for francs
Swapping rubles, dollars or USDT for CHF at a rate locked before payment.
What you can send to Switzerland
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In rubles from a Russian account
An ordinary transfer from a card or an account with a Russian bank, SBP included. We handle the conversion into the recipient's currency and name the rate before payment.
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In dollars or euros
If you already hold the currency, we send it without an extra conversion: fewer steps means less lost on the rate.
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In cryptocurrency
We accept USDT and other coins — the full list is in the calculator above. The recipient gets ordinary currency to their account, and the conversion rate is locked before payment.
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In cash at an office
You can hand the money over at any of our offices — the cities are listed on the Contacts page.
Timing, fee and limits
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Delivery time
From 15 minutes to one business day — it depends on the receiving bank and on the currency of delivery.
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Fee
A flat 1% fee on the transfer amount, whatever the destination and whatever the volume.
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Limits
We set no limits of our own. Limits are set by the receiving bank. Swiss banks pay close attention to the source of funds and ask for documents when the amount is large.
Where the money arrives in Switzerland
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A bank account
Delivery to the recipient's own account: UBS, PostFinance, Raiffeisen, Zürcher Kantonalbank and any other bank in the country. You need the name in Latin letters and the IBAN.
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A local bank card
Delivery to a card issued by a bank in the recipient's country: VISA, Mastercard. You need the card number and the cardholder's name.
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A company account
Paying a company invoice: delivery to a corporate account by bank details. We work under a contract signed by both sides — you as the sender and us as the provider. The payment purpose is agreed before sending.
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A local transfer inside the country
The sender and the recipient are in the same country: the money goes by local bank details, without crossing a border and without a currency conversion. It covers rent, tuition and services while you do not yet have an account with a local bank.
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Cash at our office
Zurich. Agree the amount and the time of your visit with a manager in advance.
What to know about transfers to Switzerland
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Francs, not euros
Switzerland is not part of the euro area: money arrives to a franc account in CHF, and the recipient needs no second conversion.
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Checks on the source of funds
Swiss compliance is strict: for large amounts the receiving bank will almost certainly ask for supporting documents.
Why people choose Globe_EX
- Instant delivery We send 95% of transfers instantly
- Great rates and terms We always offer the best rate we can find, and our fee is only 1%
- Safety guaranteed We check the recipient details before sending and confirm every delivery. The deal is closed only once the recipient confirms the money has arrived
- Support 24/7 Our support team is ready to help at any hour. Most questions get an answer within a minute
- We work worldwide We send transfers to more than 100 countries around the globe
Questions about transfers to Switzerland
Can I collect cash francs in Switzerland?
Yes, we have an office in Zurich. Agree the amount and the time of your visit with the manager in advance.
Should a transfer arrive in francs or in euros?
It depends on the recipient's account. For a franc account CHF is better — that way there is no second conversion inside the bank.
Are documents needed for a large transfer?
Not on our side. The Swiss receiving bank may ask for them: local compliance rules are stricter than the European average.
