eBill

Forget the old-fashioned invoice chaos in your letterbox or e-mail inbox. With eBill, you receive your invoices directly in the Swissquote app - exactly where you pay them.

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YOUR ADVANTAGES
Set up eBill invoices
Set up eBill invoices

Simplify your life and activate eBill digital invoicing in your Swissquote app in just three steps.

1. Log in

log in to your account in the Swissquote app

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2. Find eBill

select Payments > eBill.

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3. Set up eBill

follow the instructions in the app to activate the eBill service and add the desired billers.

Invoice issuer screen within the app
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PRACTICAL FEATURES IN A NUTSHELL

eBill goes far beyond the straightforward payment of invoices and offers practical extras. Discover the four most interesting features.

FAQ
eBill FAQ
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Further information, useful features and a demo portal to try out can be found on the eBill website.

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