TWINT

Once TWINT, always TWINT

Swissquote is now providing its own TWINT app. The Swissquote TWINT app allows you to pay simply and securely via your smartphone – wherever you want.

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Download the Swissquote TWINT app
Download Swissquote Twint mobile app

You can simply download the Swissquote TWINT app from the Apple Store, Google Play Store, or scan this QR code with your smartphone and follow the on-screen instructions.

How it works
1. Get the Swissquote app

Ensure that you can access your account on the Swissquote mobile app. You can download the latest version here.

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2. Get the Swissquote TWINT app

Download the Swissquote TWINT app to your smartphone from the Apple Store or Google Play Store.

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3. Follow the instructions

Open the Swissquote TWINT app and follow the step-by-step instructions to link your Swissquote account to TWINT.

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