Swisscom Login: one access for everything

Your Swisscom Login gives you access to My Swisscom and all your Swisscom services. Find out how to set up your Login, what two-factor authentication is, and how to solve common issues. 

Access to Swisscom services

Setting up Swisscom Login 

To access Swisscom services, you need a Swisscom login:

Go to Swisscom Login(opens in new tab) and click > Register.

You can change your Swisscom Login in My Swisscom at any time:

Change user name(opens in new tab)

Change password (opens in new tab)

If you forget your Swisscom Login 

What to do if you forget the username or password for your Swisscom Login: 

Click «Forgotten username».  

Follow the steps.

Now enter your username. You should have found this during Step 3.

If you’ve forgotten your password, click ‘Forgotten password?‘.  
Know your password? Enter it. You can then skip Steps 6 to 8.

Follow the steps.

Set a new password.

Log in with your new password.

Two-factor authentication 

Find out what two-factor authentication is, how to turn it on and off, and what you can do if you lose your phone. 

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an additional security step for Swisscom Login. It provides additional protection for your personal data against misuse.

In My Swisscom, you can choose whether you want to use this double protection for every login or only for protected areas and unusual login attempts.

The following methods are available to you:

  • Biometric login via the My Swisscom app (recommended) 
  • Mobile ID and PIN 
  • Security code via SMS
  • For particularly sensitive data or functions such as itemised billing and call forwarding   
  • Unusual login attempts and/or frequent login changes within a short period of time   
  • Access from unknown devices, from suspicious IP addresses or with a VPN connection 

No. To provide optimum protection for your sensitive data, two-factor authentication is always active – for example for itemised billing or for connections via VPN or from abroad.

You confirm the additional security step with your fingerprint or facial recognition in the My Swisscom app.

This makes logging in even easier and more secure.  It also makes it easier for us to check your identity on the hotline and help you more quickly. 

More about Login on the My Swisscom app(opens in new tab)

No. For security reasons, two-factor authentication is always carried out using a mobile number or a mobile phone (or tablet). 

No. The Swisscom login is your personal login and can only be linked to one mobile number or device. This means that you cannot enter multiple numbers/devices for two-factor authentication.  

Unfortunately, you cannot authenticate yourself without your mobile phone. Contact us. We will be happy to help you.

You can use two-factor authentication with most foreign numbers, but you cannot set it up yourself. Contact us. We will be happy to help you.

Business Customers can find further help on the My Swisscom Business help page.

Swisscom Login for business customers

Use your existing Swisscom Login to manage products and solutions for business customers in My Swisscom Business.

Find out more about My Swisscom Business

FAQs

Your Swisscom Login gives you access to Webmail. To
access your Bluewin e-mails on your mobile phone or your computer in a
programme such as Outlook, you will need your Bluewin e-mail address (as the
user name) and a separate Bluewin e-mail password. You can find this password
in My Swisscom.

Set up Bluewin e-mail on your device (opens in new tab)

You may have created several Swisscom Logins for your Swisscom products, such as blue TV, Bluewin e-mail or mobile subscriptions. This can mean you see different
products on each Swisscom Login.

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