Anyone who sells digitalisation to their clients must lead by example within their own business. That is why I have taken a decision which you will now see reflected on my invoices: Swiss Media Design is now processing its payments via Amnis, a licensed payment institution specialising in corporate clients and based in Liechtenstein.<\/p>\n
An agency thrives on the time spent on projects, not on administration. That is precisely where the change comes in. The new infrastructure automatically matches every incoming payment to the correct invoice using the QR reference, linked directly to my accounts, without manual data entry and without switching between systems. Added to this are virtual company cards with their own spending limits for software licences and advertising budgets, as well as modern interfaces that integrate seamlessly into my automation processes.<\/p>\n
It is the same logic I apply in client projects<\/a> as well: Recurring processes should be automated<\/a>, so that time and focus are directed towards where they create value. My own banking was the next logical step.<\/p>\n Account holder:<\/strong> Swiss Media Design GmbH, Bahnhofstrasse 49, 9470 Buchs The IBAN begins with LI, and that is correct: Liechtenstein is part of the Swiss payment area. QR invoices, bank transfers and e-banking work in exactly the same way as with a CH-IBAN, with no international fees and no extra effort. Amnis is regulated by the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority and operates to the same standards as a bank.<\/p>\n Very little, actually. Simply scan the QR code on the invoice as usual using your banking app; all the details are already stored there. If you\u2019re using a saved payment template, you\u2019ll just need to update the IBAN once. Invoices you\u2019ve already received remain valid as they are and can be paid using the details printed on them.<\/p>\nThe new bank details<\/h2>\n
\nIBAN:<\/strong> LI95 3011 1027 7790 0000 3
\nBank:<\/strong> Amnis Europe AG<\/p>\nWhat will change for you<\/h2>\n