Payment QR codes
Pick the payment code your payers’ banks read. Each one holds the account and amount in the code itself, so it never expires, and your bank details never leave your browser.
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Swiss QR-bill
For invoices to payers in Switzerland and Liechtenstein: CH/LI account, CHF or EUR, structured address, printable payment part.
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SEPA transfer (EPC QR / GiroCode)
For euro transfers in the SEPA area, read by banking apps in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland and more.
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Pix
For payments in Brazil: static Pix code with your key, plus the “copia e cola” text and a printable sign.
Got a payment code? Check it first
Scan a QR-bill, SEPA or Pix code with the reader to see the payee, account and amount before you pay. It also flags wrong check digits and damaged codes.
Scan a QR codeQuestions
- Which payment code should I use?
- The one your payers’ banks support: the QR-bill for Swiss accounts, the SEPA QR code for euro accounts in Europe, Pix in Brazil. A QR code with a link to a payment page works too, but then the payment provider sits in between.
- Do payment QR codes expire?
- Not these. The account, name and amount are stored in the code itself, so it works as long as the account exists. No service in between can switch it off.
- Are my bank details sent to this site?
- No. Every code is made in your browser; nothing you type is sent to our server.