The Swiss franc is the currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein and uses the code CHF. The Swiss National Bank issues Swiss banknotes. The ninth banknote series contains CHF 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 1,000 notes, each built around a theme describing characteristics of Switzerland rather than portraits of historical figures.
Swiss banknotes do not lose value merely because a newer series is introduced. The SNB allows recalled banknotes from certain series to be exchanged at full nominal value without a time limit, an arrangement that differs from many currencies. In digital use, CHF identifies the account denomination, not the payment method. A card or wallet operating in EUR, USD or another currency may still convert the transaction, and the resulting customer rate can differ from official or interbank reference rates. Limits shown by an online service remain specific to that service even when two accounts use the same CHF denomination.
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