Silver Price in Swiss Francs (CHF) Today
Live silver price converted to Swiss Francs (CHF) using real-time exchange rates. Prices shown for .999 fine, .925 sterling, .900 coin, and .800 silver purities.
The current price of silver in Swiss Francs is CHF56.34 per troy ounce for .999 fine silver. Sterling silver (.925) is worth CHF52.12 per ounce.
.999 Fine
CHF56.34
.925 Sterling
CHF52.12
.900 Coin
CHF50.71
.800 Silver
CHF45.07
Data source: TwelveData XAG/USD spot price × CHF/USD exchange rate. Last updated: 3/25/2026, 7:10:24 PM
Silver Price by Quantity (CHF)
| Quantity | .999 Fine | .925 Sterling | .900 Coin | .800 Silver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Troy Ounce | CHF56.34 | CHF52.12 | CHF50.71 | CHF45.07 |
| 1 Gram | CHF1.81 | CHF1.68 | CHF1.63 | CHF1.45 |
| 10 Grams | CHF18.11 | CHF16.76 | CHF16.30 | CHF14.49 |
| 100 Grams | CHF181.14 | CHF167.56 | CHF163.03 | CHF144.91 |
| 1 Kilogram | CHF1’811.43 | CHF1’675.57 | CHF1’630.29 | CHF1’449.14 |
| 1 Tola (11.66g) | CHF21.12 | CHF19.54 | CHF19.01 | CHF16.90 |
| 5 Troy Ounces | CHF281.71 | CHF260.58 | CHF253.54 | CHF225.37 |
| 10 Troy Ounces | CHF563.42 | CHF521.16 | CHF507.08 | CHF450.73 |
Silver Prices in Swiss Francs: What You Need to Know
Switzerland is a global center for precious metals refining, storage, and trading. Silver priced in Swiss francs reflects the XAG/USD rate adjusted for the CHF/USD exchange rate. The Swiss franc's historical strength and safe-haven status mean that CHF-priced silver often shows lower volatility than in weaker currencies — though the SNB's surprise unpegging from the euro in 2015 demonstrated that even the franc can move sharply.
Tax, VAT & Import Duties
Silver purchases in Switzerland are subject to 8.1% VAT (as of 2024). Unlike gold bars (which are VAT-exempt), silver bullion carries the full standard rate. However, silver stored in bonded warehouses (Zollfreilager) remains VAT-exempt until physical delivery — a popular arrangement for Swiss and international investors looking to avoid the tax while maintaining allocated ownership.
How Silver Is Traded in Switzerland
Switzerland is home to four of the world's largest precious metals refineries: Valcambi, PAMP, Argor-Heraeus, and Metalor. These refineries process a significant share of global silver supply. Swiss dealers include Degussa, Gold Avenue (backed by MKS PAMP), and Philoro. Zurich and Geneva are major storage hubs, with freeport storage facilities offering VAT-free allocated silver holding.
How Silver Price in CHF Is Calculated
The silver price in Swiss Francs is calculated by multiplying the global XAG/USD spot price by the current CHF/USD exchange rate. Today's rate: 1 USD = 0.7889 CHF.
Formula: Silver Price (CHF) = XAG/USD Spot Price × CHF/USD Rate
Example: $71.42 × 0.7889 = CHF56.34 per troy ounce
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is 1 ounce of silver in Swiss Francs today?
One troy ounce of .999 fine silver is currently worth CHF56.34 (CHF). Sterling silver (.925 purity) is worth CHF52.12 per troy ounce. Prices are converted from the live XAG/USD spot rate using real-time exchange rates.
Can I buy silver VAT-free in Switzerland?
Silver stored in Swiss bonded warehouses (Zollfreilager) is VAT-exempt until you take physical delivery. This makes Switzerland a popular jurisdiction for tax-efficient silver storage. Major facilities in Zurich, Geneva, and Basel offer allocated storage with full insurance. VAT of 8.1% only applies when silver leaves the bonded zone.
Why is Switzerland important for the global silver market?
Switzerland hosts four of the world's largest precious metals refineries — Valcambi, PAMP, Argor-Heraeus, and Metalor — which together process a large share of global silver output. Swiss LBMA-accredited bars are the global standard. The country also serves as a major storage and trading hub due to political neutrality, financial privacy, and robust legal frameworks.
Is the Swiss franc a good base currency for silver investment?
The Swiss franc is one of the strongest and most stable currencies globally, backed by Switzerland's large reserves and current account surplus. This means CHF-priced silver tends to show lower nominal gains than in depreciating currencies, but also provides more genuine real returns without currency debasement distortion.
What are the most popular silver products in Switzerland?
PAMP Suisse 1 oz and 1 kg silver bars are globally recognized. Valcambi CombiBar (divisible silver bars) are popular for flexibility. The Swiss Vreneli series is primarily gold, but silver rounds from PAMP and Argor-Heraeus are widely traded. Kilogram bars dominate institutional purchases, while 1 oz products are preferred by retail investors.