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SwissAML pricing
From 1 October 2026, the revised Anti-Money Laundering Act extends Swiss money-laundering duties, for the first time, to the advisers — lawyers, notaries, and fiduciaries — who form, manage, and administer trusts, foundations, and companies. For how the revision works and how SwissAML meets it, read How SwissAML can help you →
Choose a ready-made package by risk profile and firm size, or compose your own from the roles your practice needs. Every plan includes the full compliance workflow — the roles differ only in who may do what.
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| Risk profile | Package | What it covers | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Higher Risk | Single practitioner | All Know Your Client (KYC) capture, compliance judgment and sign-off held by a single Principal Compliance Officer. | CHF 5'000 / year | |
| No Higher Risk | Single practitioner + spare hands | A single Principal Compliance Officer, with a Data Entry seat capturing Know Your Client (KYC) data under the principal's sign-off. | CHF 6'500 / year | |
| Higher Risk | Single practitioner + second approver† | A single Principal Compliance Officer, with a Secondary Compliance Officer† providing the second approval on higher-risk sign-offs (four-eyes). | CHF 7'000 / year | |
| Higher Risk | Single practitioner + second approver† + spare hands | A single Principal Compliance Officer, a Secondary Compliance Officer† for four-eyes approval, and a Data Entry seat for Know Your Client (KYC) capture. | CHF 8'500 / year | |
| Higher Risk | Joint practice — 2 practitioners | Two Principal Compliance Officers as joint principals — each captures, judges and signs off; four-eyes approval available between them. | CHF 9'500 / year | |
| Higher Risk | Joint practice — 3 practitioners | Three Principal Compliance Officers as joint principals — full capture, judgment and sign-off for each. | CHF 12'000 / year | |
| Higher Risk | Joint practice — 5 practitioners | Five Principal Compliance Officers as joint principals — full capture, judgment and sign-off for each. | CHF 19'000 / year | |
| Higher Risk | Joint practice — 8 practitioners | Eight Principal Compliance Officers as joint principals — full capture, judgment and sign-off for each. | CHF 29'500 / year |
Need a different combination? Any mix of roles can be composed at sign-up, priced as the sum of the seats — see the Roles tab.
Build the exact team your practice needs. Adjust the seats below — the price updates as you go, and drops to the package rate whenever your choice matches one.
Full read and write, data capture, the compliance judgment, and the sign-off — and the primary role in any four-eyes approval. One seat runs a sole practice without higher-risk mandates. Can be combined with data-entry role(s).
Read-only across every mandate and party, plus the authority to approve a higher-risk mandate as a secondary sign-off (four-eyes approval). A legally compliant option without paying for a second full seat. The role can be held internally or by an outsourced compliance function.
Assign client due-diligence and Know Your Client (KYC) capture to a trusted staff member, auxiliary (Hilfsperson), or external firm, while the approvals that carry senior sign-off responsibility stay with the Principal seat holder and the secondary approval role. Capture only — no approval.
Prices exclude Swiss value-added tax (VAT), added at the applicable statutory rate.
† When is a second approver required? Swiss law requires higher-risk relationships to be approved by a superior or by management (Art. 18 GwV-FINMA); certain categories — foreign politically-exposed persons among them — require a senior-management decision, renewed annually (Art. 19 GwV-FINMA). The higher-risk criteria (Art. 13 GwV-FINMA, mirrored in your self-regulatory organisation's regulations) include connections to jurisdictions the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) lists as higher-risk, complex structures such as trusts, foundations, or domiciliary companies across jurisdictions and relationships formed without personal contact. Firms advising on cross-border, common-law structures — trusts, foundations and overseas entities — engage these criteria more often than most. Where single-eye approval is permitted with documented rationale, the Principal seat is enough; where a second approver is required, the Secondary Compliance Officer seat provides it without a full second seat.
- Full Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA) mandate lifecycle — onboarding through ongoing monitoring and archiving.
- Client identification and due diligence — Know Your Customer (KYC) and Customer Due Diligence (CDD) — per-party identification, document management, approval trail.
- Screening for Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs), sanctions lists, and adverse media via the Dilisense integration.
- Transaction monitoring — ongoing monitoring of the business relationship.
- Risk assessment with a documented override trail.
- Four-eyes approval workflow with full audit log.
- Archived reports as immutable inked PDF snapshots.
- Four-language interface — German, French, Italian, English.
- Swiss hosting on Microsoft Azure.