Six Reasons to Choose SAMFCore’s Customer-Controlled Crypto-Banking Software

Swiss AMF AG has set out “Six Reasons to Choose SAMFCore,” a framework for businesses evaluating fintech software, banking software and financial services software for long-term operation. The six reasons bring together the platform’s licensing, technical control, migration support, provider independence, modular capabilities and Enterprise Global payment structure.

For a buyer launching financial products or replacing an existing platform, the decision extends beyond a feature list. It includes the right to keep using the software, the ability to maintain and develop the licensed deployment, control over infrastructure and providers, and the capital required to acquire the intended licence.

1. Perpetual Software Licensing: Permanent Usage Rights

SAMFCore perpetual software licensing gives customers permanent usage rights within the agreed licence scope. It provides a long-term software asset for the licensed business and greater certainty over its SAMFCore licence costs.

SAMFCore licence fees do not increase simply because the customer adds more end users or processes more transactions within that scope. This allows buyers to consider customer and transaction growth without assuming that each increase will also raise the software licence fee. Infrastructure, external-provider services and other applicable ongoing costs remain separate.

2. Full Source Code Available: Greater Technical Independence

Applicable SAMFCore source-code licence packages allow customers to inspect, maintain, modify, customise and further develop their licensed deployment using their own team or appointed developers.

For businesses evaluating fintech software with source code, this can reduce long-term reliance on a single software vendor and give them greater control over development priorities as products, operations and regulatory requirements evolve. These are contractual licence rights; Swiss AMF AG’s underlying SAMFCore intellectual property is not transferred. Under Enterprise Global’s deferred-payment structure, Full Source Code is released only after the licence price has been paid in full.

3. Progressive Cutover Migration Included: A Staged Transition

Progressive Cutover Migration is included with Perpetual + Full Source Code and Enterprise Global. Its scope can include migration planning, data-migration support, provider-retention analysis, integration transition, staged user migration and final cutover support.

The approach lets customers plan a financial-platform migration in controlled stages, validate the new environment as they progress and reduce the operational concentration of a single cutover. Retaining an existing provider remains subject to technical compatibility and the applicable commercial arrangements. The migration plan and implementation scope are agreed for each deployment.

4. Provider-Independent and Customer-Controlled: Infrastructure and Partner Choice

SAMFCore can run on customer-controlled infrastructure and connect customer-selected banking, payment, card, KYC/KYB, AML, custody and other providers.

Businesses can assess adding or changing providers as their requirements evolve, rather than organising their entire operation around a single vendor-controlled stack. Provider availability, integrations and regulated services remain deployment-specific and subject to the relevant providers’ requirements. The software licence itself does not confer a banking or other regulatory authorisation.

5. One Modular Platform: Connected Financial Operations

SAMFCore brings individual and corporate accounts, bank-account workflows, payments, instant transfers, multi-currency exchange, cards, crypto wallets, KYC/KYB, AML, compliance, reporting and administration into one modular environment.

Customer-selected providers connect through the platform, helping businesses coordinate financial products and operational workflows without treating each product as a separate software environment. The available configuration depends on the selected modules, integrations and provider arrangements.

6. Enterprise Software Control Without the Full Upfront Capital Requirement

Under SAMFCore’s limited-time Enterprise Global offer, buyers can begin acquiring its most comprehensive licence structure with CHF 395,000 upfront toward the CHF 790,000 total licence price. The remaining CHF 395,000 can be paid through scheduled, interest-free instalments, subject to agreement.

Enterprise Global provides a path to perpetual usage rights, customer-controlled deployment, global geographic rights, unlimited white-label brands for one legal entity and Full Source Code once fully paid. Buyers may repay the outstanding balance early at any time without an early repayment penalty or additional interest.

Where a buyer’s competing quotation requires a similar or higher initial payment for perpetual usage rights alone, the CHF 395,000 initial payment can instead begin funding SAMFCore’s broader Enterprise Global licence. Buyers should compare the actual licence rights, included services and total costs in each quotation. The initial payment is not the full acquisition price.

The structure spreads a finite licence acquisition cost over time while supporting a path to long-term independent operation of the licensed deployment, without indefinite SAMFCore SaaS licence fees. Payment schedules and licence scope are subject to agreement; external services and operational costs remain separate.

Evaluate SAMFCore for Your Business

Businesses can request access to a SAMFCore sandbox to assess the platform at their own pace and arrange a call with Swiss AMF AG’s principal to discuss their products, provider relationships, migration requirements and licensing options. Details are available at samfcore.com.

About SAMFCore

SAMFCore is modular financial-services software from Swiss AMF AG in Zug, Switzerland. It supports fiat and digital-asset operations through customer-controlled deployments and customer-selected external providers, with annual and perpetual licensing options and applicable Full Source Code packages.

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