About Swiss Franc Note
The ninth-series Swiss banknote rebuilt currency design around a single idea per denomination. The 20-franc note — themed "light / creativity" — prints a saturated oxblood field carrying a hand that holds a prism, splitting a beam into its spectrum beside a star-map globe and micro-relief security guilloché.
This system borrows that grammar: a deep red ground, a disciplined Swiss grotesque hierarchy, and spectral amber and teal used only where light refracts. Everything sits on a precise grid in a vertical, note-like format.
- Origin
- Switzerland, Western Europe
- Era
- 2010–now (ninth series designed and released 2017)
- Key figures
- Swiss National Bank (SNB) · ninth-series design team
- Movements
- Swiss / International Typographic Style · modern security printing · micro-relief guilloché
Swiss Franc Note design spec
Colors
Typography
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