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      Domestic: 2.7% + CHF0.3  ·  International: 3.7% + CHF0.3
    

Stripe Fee Calculator Switzerland (2026)

Switzerland has one of the highest GDPs per capita in the world and a mature digital payments landscape. Stripe is widely used by Swiss SaaS companies, financial services firms, and luxury brands.

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🇨🇭 Switzerland: 2.7% + CHF0.3

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International cards cost 3.7% + CHF0.3 — 1.0% more than domestic.

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Fee Breakdown — Switzerland (CHF)

Gross ChargeCHF100.00

Stripe Fee (0%)−CHF0.00

↳ % component−CHF0.00

↳ fixed component−CHF0.00

You Receive (Net)CHF0.00

Switzerland Guide

Swiss Payment Methods and TWINT

TWINT is Switzerland's leading mobile payment app with over 4 million users. While Stripe does not currently support TWINT natively, card payments via Stripe (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) remain the primary payment method for Swiss online businesses. SEPA Direct Debit in EUR is also available for cross-border European transactions.

💡 Example — Switzerland
CHF100 domestic: Fee = CHF3.0 → You receive CHF97.0
CHF100 international card: Fee = CHF4.0 → You receive CHF96.0

Examples

Stripe Fee Examples — Switzerland

CHF10

Domestic fee−CHF0.57

You receiveCHF9.43

Intl card fee−CHF0.67

CHF50

Domestic fee−CHF1.65

You receiveCHF48.35

Intl card fee−CHF2.15

CHF100

Domestic fee−CHF3.0

You receiveCHF97.0

Intl card fee−CHF4.0

CHF500

Domestic fee−CHF13.8

You receiveCHF486.2

Intl card fee−CHF18.8

CHF1,000

Domestic fee−CHF27.3

You receiveCHF972.7

Intl card fee−CHF37.3

CHF5,000

Domestic fee−CHF135.3

You receiveCHF4864.7

Intl card fee−CHF185.3

FAQ

Stripe Fees in Switzerland — FAQs

Stripe charges 2.7% plus CHF0.30 per domestic card transaction in Switzerland. Non-European cards cost 3.7% + CHF0.30. Switzerland is not in the EU, so EEA interchange caps do not apply.

Yes. Stripe processes payments and pays out in CHF for Switzerland-based businesses.

Switzerland is not in the EU/EEA, so it does not benefit from EU interchange fee caps that apply in Germany, France, and other EU countries. EU-capped rates are around 1.5%, while Switzerland's standard rate is 2.7%.

Stripe does not currently support TWINT natively. Card payments and standard bank transfers are the primary methods available via Stripe for Swiss merchants.

Yes. Stripe supports multi-currency billing. Swiss businesses can accept EUR, USD, GBP, and other currencies while settling in CHF.