When is it planned to introduce a Swiss IBAN number for the transfer in Swiss francs?
At the moment the transfer is simply too expensive. My bank charged with 4 Swiss Francs and at the Lloyds Bank charged another 25 Swiss Francs.
My interest would be to transfer in Swiss francs and change in euros by Revolut. The change in Euro is clearly better than that of my bank.
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Yes, they are working on it and have said it will come āsoonā 
Itās a long discussion about when is CH IBAN showing up.
Cool, thanks for your feedback
I hope we donāt have to wait much longer 
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Other European banks are cooperating with the Swiss Raiffeisen Bank and can assign their own Swiss IBAN numbers. Revolut could contact this bank. It would be important that the Revolut has her own Swiss āBank Clearingā number. With this number she can then build her IBAN number.
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Iām also waiting for a Swiss IBAN as my bank charges 20 chf for large transfers. Iām currently getting round this by transferring chf - chf with Transferwise, then transferring from Transferwise to Revolut via their Debit card which is limited to about 300 euros a day.
If you set your general payment limit for the TW card to maximum, you can actually transfer up to Ā£2000 per day from TW to Revolut (with a monthly max. of Ā£9000)
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Hi, any news for an IBAN in Switzerland to avoid to pay my local bank the fees ?
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Switzerland could just voluntarely switch to Euro and avoid all this hassle 
I know, I know, it will never happenā¦ somebody makes good money from this situation I believe.
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Well, as long as Revolut hasnāt a Swiss IBAN - the service Revolut is providing is pretty useless in Switzerland due to the charges.
Iād love to use it, butā¦
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Iāve zkb and i dont pay anything to transfer to revolut. Its a sepa payment. Or do i miss something?
If you transfer to the Euro account in Euro then it is SEPA. However, if you transfer to the CHF account in CHF, this is not a SEPA payment
Also stopping by to ping this thread. I am watching Revolut for more than a half year now. Loving the idea and going to be an avid user. Also consider, we Swiss may be small in numbers, but we always have to juggle around different currencies, since we are doing our ego CHF thingā¦ Would be really great, if this impediment could be resolved soonish. As long as there is no CH IBAN, Revolut just doesnāt make sense out of an economical perspective. Swiss banks are currently fumbling the ball, so there you donāt have any competition - looking at you Twint. But it may be only a matter of time until one of the big boys will step in an pick up the nugget (usual suspects like Apple and Google - and not to forget that even Amazon and Ali starting to discover CH as an asset). Please - make it so. For you to get the market penetration you deserve. Cheers.
I am sure Brussels would not object to Switzerland joining the eurozone 
Hello Revolut members,
Any update for a swiss iban ?
In march it was a few weeks away to have itā¦ still nothing and no update anymore.
Thanks.
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No update
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Since Postfinance has announced costume have to pay 5 CHF per month I think they look for a new bank without fee or better performance.
But without IBan itās not so easy for the salary
you can try neon bank https://www.neon-free.ch (still in beta) and then take the TW route to Revolut
Wow, Iām also client with postfinance and had to find out over the revolut-community about their changesā¦
Ok, still with Raiffeisen, gonna miss the Postcard and the free SEPA-payments thoughā¦ Bye postfinance!
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