AMNIS Treasury Services AG, a Zurich-based fintech founded to reshape international banking for companies, has completed its Series-B investment round, raising CHF 10 million to accelerate its growth. Swisscom Ventures has led the round.
Founded in 2014 by Michael Wüst (CEO), Robert Bloch (COO), and Philippe Christen (CFO), amnis provides an international banking platform designed to help SMEs operate and scale globally - reducing transaction costs, simplifying team expenses, and automating accounting tasks. By eliminating inefficiencies in cross-border finance, amnis’ multi-currency solution gives businesses a competitive edge in the global market. The company has continuously enhanced its core product, fast-tracked digital onboarding and card issuing, and launched a mobile banking app in 2024, marking the beginning of a new era in providing seamless, on-the-go financial solutions.
A such, the company has over the past 12 months, more than doubled its payment volume, driven by strong demand for its debit card and expense capturing features. The recently closed CHF 10 million series B financing round strengthens amnis’ position in existing markets while accelerating expansion into new ones. It also enables the integration of accounting systems and ERP functionalities from third-party providers, creating a seamlessly embedded fintech ecosystem and reinforcing amnis as a key industry player.
In addition to lead investor Swisscom Ventures, existing investors, including co-investor Lansdowne Investment Company Ltd, participated in the funding round. Additionally, the round included a CHF 2 million non-dilutive debt agreement with Lendity, a Swiss-based growth capital investor. This strategic addition diversifies amnis’ funding sources, providing increased flexibility to efficiently support growth-related working capital needs.
“We deliberately chose an investor structure that aligns with our long-term strategy”, said Michael Wüst, co-founder and CEO of amnis. “With Swisscom Ventures, we are writing a new chapter in our company’s history. The involvement of such a prominent representative of the tech market confirms the strength of our platform and our readiness for the next phase.”
(Press release/RAN)
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