amnis Secures CHF 10 Million in Series B Round with Lendity and Swisscom Ventures as Investors

AMNIS Treasury Services AG (amnis), a Zurich-based fintech founded to reshape international banking for companies, announces the successful closing of its Series-B investment round, raising CHF 10 million to accelerate its growth. Swisscom Ventures has led the round.

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. Over the past 12 months, its payment volume has more than doubled, driven by strong demand for its debit card and expense capturing features.

The recent 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.

New chapter in amnis'growth story

In addition to Swisscom Ventures, existing investors – including co-investor Lansdowne – participated in the funding round. The round also 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.”

Looking ahead, the focus is on growth and profitability. “The cooperation with Swisscom Ventures is the next logical step in this direction,” Wüst added.

amnis welcomes new board member

As part of its ongoing strategic evolution, amnis is also announcing changes to its Board of Directors. Peter Gerlach has been appointed as the new President of the Board, bringing extensive experience and leadership to guide the company through its next phase of development.

Additionally, amnis welcomes Semih Kaçan, Investment Director at Swisscom Ventures, as a new Board member. His expertise will further strengthen the fintech’s strategic direction. Concurrently, the two co-founders Robert Bloch and Philippe Christen will step down from the Board, but will continue to contribute to amnis in their current roles as COO and CFO, respectively.

Strategic growth and product expansion

Currently, amnis serves more than 3’000 companies from over 35 countries and is on a robust growth trajectory. The company plans to start business operations in additional European countries and to enhance its services, including e-commerce solutions, additional accounting integrations, and embedded card solutions.

“We are thrilled to support amnis in their next phase of growth” said Rafael Karamanian, Founder of Lendity. “With strong traction, a loyal customer base and a top-tier team, amnis is set to grow its reach and drive further innovation.”

Semih Kaçan commented: “amnis has built a strong foundation in the SME fintech space, addressing a real market need with its multi-currency solutions and its scalable proprietary infrastructure. We see significant growth potential and are excited to support the team in scaling their embedded financial ecosystem across Europe.”

"‘We deliberately chose an investor structure that aligns with our long-term strategy.’’

Michael Wüst, co-founder and CEO @ amnis

About amnis

Founded in 2014 in Zurich by Michael Wüst (CEO), Robert Bloch (COO), and Philippe Christen (CFO), amnis is a fintech company dedicated to facilitating international business for SMEs – a sector with vast potential that is often underserved by traditional banks. amnis brings global transaction banking to SMEs across Europe, including transparent currency exchange, cross-border and local payments, real-time transfers, and local accounts in Switzerland, Germany, Great Britain, and the US. Its multi-currency debit cards provide businesses – ranging from SMEs to multinational teams – with a seamless way to manage global expenses and settle transactions in any currency.
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.

About Swisscom Ventures

Swisscom Ventures advises investment funds for Swisscom and institutional investors totalling USD 650 million. These funds invest in minority stakes in Swiss and international start-ups. Since 2007, Swisscom Ventures has invested in over 80 such start-up companies and has managed to sell almost 40 investments at a profit after an average of six years. The investment team works closely with its Swisscom colleagues in the various divisions, relying on Swisscom’s market-leading expertise in digital transformation.

About Lendity

Lendity is a Swiss-based provider of growth capital for the tech industry, enabling growth-stage companies to access debt financing without requiring equity dilution. Founded in 2018, Lendity has invested more than CHF 100 million to date. By bridging the funding gap for scale-ups, Lendity supports capital-efficient growth and empowers founders to maintain control over their businesses.

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