amnis vs. FIS Treasury and Risk Manager

amnis is well-suited for companies that have any kind of global involvement: As soon as you deal with more than one currency, amnis can really help you organise your finances and decrease associated costs, which come with traditional banks. For instance, with amnis I am able to pay US companies as if I had a bank account in the United States. The same is true for many other regions. I finally don't have to use the SWIFT network anymore. Recently, I have started using their multi-currency debit cards. The card directly books the right currency (no forced currency conversions). amnis is likely not well-suited for companies that operate only locally in their own currency.

It’s relatively easy to use but has a certain learning curve. I recommend new users to first of all cover the basics before going into more advanced tools such as currency hedging.

PayPal is a great wallet, but unfortunately, the high costs didn't make sense to me. It also didn't really solve my forced currency conversion problem, as PayPal doesn't allow you to send foreign currencies to your bank. amnis is the better solution for these purposes. I've heard, amnis can also be used to circumvent PayPal's currency conversion, which would be great for companies, who are dependent on PayPal.