You can view your Swisscom bill any time on My Swisscom(opens in new tab).
On this page:
With eBill, TWINT, e-banking, direct debit, credit card or via counter/shop: Learn more about possible payment methods, deadline extension and unblocking.
With eBill, you no longer receive your invoices by post or e-mail, but instead directly via e-banking, where you can check the bill and authorise payment at the touch of a button.
Select eBill as payment type(opens in new tab)
If using eBill for the first time, it must be activated in your E-Banking/E-Finance account.
Use TWINT conveniently and easily as a permanent payment method. How it works:
You can pay your Swisscom bill directly in My Swisscom. You pay the amount with your credit card (VISA/MasterCard) or TWINT. All you need is your Swisscom Login. No further activation or registration is required. How it works:
Pay your Swisscom bills online using E-banking or E-Finance (PostFinance). All the required payment information is available in My Swisscom or the e-mailed bill.
With direct debit, your Swisscom bill is paid automatically. The amount is debited directly from your bank or post office account on the due date without you manually having to authorise payment. You have the right to object within 30 days.
Set up/adjust direct debit
In My Swisscom: With login
PostFinance: immediately active
Bank: Processing time of approximately 3-4 weeks
Direct debit form: Without login
DD note
As soon as the DD is active, you will see a note at the top of your bill stating when your account will be debited. Please pay any Swisscom invoices you have already received or which do not include this note as usual.
A flat-rate charge of CHF 3.50 applies for paying your Swisscom bill at a Swiss Post counter (from 1 June 2023: CHF 3.90). You can also pay your Swisscom bill in the Swisscom Shop. This service is currently free of charge, from 1 June 2023 it will cost CHF 3.90 per bill.
Note: The Paysafecard payment method cannot be used.
In My Swisscom(opens in new tab), you can extend your payment period or pay your bill in instalments free of charge.
When you extend the payment deadline, you can choose a new payment date up to a specified maximum date. Instalment payments can be arranged if the total amount outstanding is 100.– or over. Different instalment amounts can be chosen depending on the amount you owe.
If you are not offered a payment period extension or instalment payments in My Swisscom, this option is not available to you. In this case, please pay your outstanding invoice immediately using a credit card or Twint.
The fastest way to unblock your services is by paying your outstanding invoices immediately in My Swisscom using a credit card or Twint.
You can also make a promise to pay or arrange instalment payments provided that these options are offered to you in My Swisscom.
You will be charged CHF 40.– to have your services unblocked. It can take up to 2 hours for your network access to be restored. If your mobile phone fails to work after being unblocked, switch it off briefly to allow it to log back into the network. Note that you may need to enter your SIM PIN when switching on the phone.
If you do not honour the promise to pay or the instalment payments required to unblock your services, your connection will be blocked again.
IBAN: CH81 0900 0000 8769 3077 7
SWIFT/BIC: POFICHBEXXX
Recipient:
Swisscom (Schweiz) AG
Alte Tiefenaustrasse 6
CH-3050 Bern
Important: Please always quote the bill number or your telephone number in the payment reference line.
You can view your Swisscom bill any time on My Swisscom(opens in new tab).
To save on the printing costs for paper billing, free payment options are available. You can change your chosen payment method on My Swisscom(opens in new tab) or inform us via Chat.
For security reasons, Swisscom does not send PDF bills by e-mail as standard. If you would still like to receive the bill as a PDF by e-mail, you can select this in My Swisscom.
You will usually receive a paper bill in the middle of the month. You can view your bill on My Swisscom(opens in new tab) and My Swisscom app at any time from the 6th of the month. It is possible that your bill may be a few days late.
If your Swisscom bill is less than CHF 100.–, you will only be sent a paper bill every 2 months.
If you pay your bill by credit card, you will receive a receipt by e-mail. There is no confirmation for the other payment methods. You can check the current status of your bill at any time on My Swisscom.
If you fail to pay a bill, Swisscom will contact you by post, e-mail or SMS. If, following a reminder, the bill is still not paid by the extended deadline, your services (mobile, fixed-line telephony, Swisscom blue TV and Internet) will be suspended. If you have an insurance contract with us for your phone or tablet or an Easy Insurance product, the insurance coverage will also be suspended until outstanding premiums are paid. You will be charged CHF 40.– for unblocking.
You can authorise a nominated person to pay your bill on My Swisscom(opens in new tab). To do this, go to "My Profile" > Details & Settings" > "Authorisations". Here, you can choose whether to allow the person to view the bill or also the itemised statement. To pay the bill, they only require authorisation to view the bill.
If you would like to pay the bill of a family member or acquaintance but exceptional circumstances mean you have no access, contact Swisscom.
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