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GuideLast checked 8 November 2026

Business accounts for Swiss GmbHs and AGs

Swiss companies can choose between Swiss banks, with esisuisse depositor protection, and e-money accounts such as Incard that pay cashback and hold GBP, EUR and USD.

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Incard suits you if

  • You spend thousands a month on cards, especially on advertising, software or travel
  • You want EUR and USD IBANs alongside GBP
  • You're a UK LLP or sole trader, or a Swiss GmbH, AG or sole trader
  • You're comfortable with safeguarding instead of FSCS cover

cashback a year on Incard's £0 Free plan from £5,000 a month of eligible ads, software and travel spend. Simple arithmetic, not a forecast.

£600

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A Swiss GmbH or AG needs a business account for its share capital and day-to-day payments. Swiss banks offer depositor protection through esisuisse; e-money accounts safeguard your money instead.

Incard accepts Swiss GmbH and AG businesses, with GBP, EUR and USD IBANs and cashback on eligible card spend. It doesn't list a CHF account, so many Swiss businesses run it alongside a Swiss bank account.

The accounts

Table notes: correct as of 8 November 2026, from each provider's own pages. Incard is first as our pick for card spend (we may earn a commission from it); the rest are alphabetical, not ranked.
AccountCheapest planCard cashbackType and protection
IncardOur pick for card spendFree: £0 a monthFree: 1% on ads, software and travel, 0.5% on other eligible spend. Higher on Grow and Plus. UncappedE-money · safeguarded, no FSCS
AirwallexCompare with IncardExplore: £0 if you deposit or hold at least £10,000 a month, otherwise £19 (excluding VAT)Not listedE-money · safeguarded, no FSCS
BCVCompare with IncardSME banking pack: CHF 4 a month, free for the first year for companies less than two years oldNot listedBank · esisuisse cover
Migros BankCompare with IncardCHF 3 a monthBusiness Card has a turnover bonus programme; rate not listedBank · esisuisse cover
PostFinanceCompare with IncardCHF 5 a monthNot listedBank · esisuisse cover
UBSCompare with IncardFree for the first year, then CHF 20 a quarterNot listedBank · esisuisse cover
ValiantCompare with IncardBusiness Set Basis: freeNot listedBank · esisuisse cover
yapealCompare with IncardFree: CHF 0 a monthOn Grow and Business, depending on transaction volume; rate not listedE-money · safeguarded, no FSCS
ZKBCompare with IncardFree for the first year, then CHF 7 a monthNot listedBank · esisuisse cover

When Incard isn't the answer

Incard isn't the right account if

  • Your business is registered outside the UK and Switzerland. EEA onboarding is paused until an expected restart in 2027
  • You're a charity, cooperative, foundation, trust or public body, or work in one of Incard's restricted industries
IncardOur pick for card spend

Incard: 1% cashback on ads, software and travel, on a £0 plan

Our pick for UK and Swiss businesses whose main costs go on cards, as long as you don't need bank deposit protection.

E-money · safeguarded, no FSCS

Work out your cashbackCheck eligibility

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a month on the Free plan, with team cards
£0
cashback on ads, software and travel; 0.5% on other eligible spend
1%
IBANs in three currencies
GBP, EUR, USD

More: all guides, comparisons, how Incard cashback works.

Sources

All checked on 8 November 2026. Where a provider's help centre or legal terms differ from its marketing pages, we follow the help centre and terms.

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