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Harmonization of Swiss payments

Based on ISO 20022 standard, the harmonization of Swiss payments makes payments processing even simpler and more economical. This applies as well to the QR-bill.

Synergies in the value creation chain will be sustainably exploited between payment service providers, financial institutions and consumers. Moreover, ISO 20022 is the basis for the QR-bill. The latter will further accelerate digital payment transactions.

  • Overview of all QR-bill communication instruments for financial institutions and software partners
  • Information for companies (incl. documents and explanatory film)
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News

  • New datasheet for using alternative procedures

    20 May 2022
  • PAY: Customer Business Thriving

    24 Mar 2022
  • Updated Implementation Guidelines

    09 Mar 2022
  • New version of the QR-bill Style Guide

    20 Jan 2022
  • Latest survey results on the QR-bill

    23 Nov 2021
  • New version of the processing rules

    04 Oct 2021
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  • The changing world of payments

    The changing world of payments

    ISO 20022 is the new international standard for electronic data exchanges in the finance industry. It is assuming an increasingly key role worldwide, in Europe and thus in Switzerland. ISO 20022 influences all domestic and international payments.

  • Efficiency and clarity for payments

    Efficiency and clarity for payments

    The variety of current payment instruments is reduced, standardized and simplified. Harmonization and standardization enable simpler payment processes with improved processing quality for all market participants in Switzerland.

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