Company stamp maker for Switzerland

A Firmenstempel is not required in Switzerland, where authority rests on the signature rights recorded in the commercial register, though a stamp carrying the CHE number is still common on paperwork.

Open the stamp maker

Switzerland puts the weight on the commercial register rather than on any mark. Who may sign, and whether individually or jointly, is recorded there and is what a counterparty checks. The stamp adds nothing legally and persists because it is convenient on forms and expected abroad.

What a company stamp in Switzerland usually carries

The company name with its legal form, so AG, GmbH, SA or Sàrl.
The CHE number, the enterprise identification number.
The registered address with the canton.
The VAT number on stamps used for invoicing.

Why make it digitally

Signature rights are what matter, and the register is public, so the stamp is a convenience rather than a control.
Multilingual companies often want the name laid out in more than one language.
Registered details change, and an edit costs nothing where a new die does.

Questions

Is a company stamp required in Switzerland?

No. Authority comes from the signature rights entered in the commercial register, which record who may sign and whether alone or jointly. The stamp carries no legal weight of its own.

What is a CHE number?

The enterprise identification number, written as CHE-123.456.789. It identifies the entity in the commercial register and is the identifier worth putting on a stamp.

Which language?

Whichever the company is registered in, and companies operating across language regions sometimes keep more than one stamp or lay out two languages on a single design.

This describes common commercial practice rather than giving legal advice, and practice changes. Where a specific document matters, check the requirement with the body receiving it.