Benefits at a glance

Billers

• Less manual effort
• Simplified invoicing
• Better overview of accounts receivable

Bill recipients

What's new?

The identifying feature of the QR-bill is the Swiss QR Code. Since 1 July 2020 you are able to scan QR-bills via LLB Mobile Banking, enter them manually in LLB Online Banking, or scan, enter, and pay them using a QR document reader (PayEye). Additionally, you can pay QR-bills in PDF format by dragging them directly into LLB Online Banking, opening them with LLB Mobile Banking or importing them in Mobile Banking.

All required information in the payment part of the QR-bill is also readable with the naked eye. This means that all paper-based payment procedures are still possible.

Standing orders based on orange payment slips can no longer be processed since 1 October 2022. Therefore, these standing orders need to be newly set up on the basis of QR bills.

The three versions of the QR payment part

Three basic versions are available. Two of these versions take account of the past practice of the no longer existing red and orange payment slips (IS and ISR).

The third option primarily supports the increasingly important payment transactions in Euros using the Structured Creditor Reference (SCOR), an international standard according to ISO 11649, which can be used in both Switzerland and the SEPA zone.

More information

More detailed information on the transition and the design of QR-bills can be found at www.paymentstandards.ch. The new invoice readers (PayEye) are available at this link.