Transitour
Swiss invoices,
with the QR-bill built in.
Every invoice to a Swiss customer carries the detachable payment part with the Swiss QR Code — structured addresses, QR-IBAN or creditor reference, in francs or euros. Your customer scans it in their banking app and the payment arrives with its reference.
CH44 3199 9123 0008 8901 2
Car Alpina AG, Bahnhofstrasse 12, 3800 Interlaken
RF18 5390 0754 7034
Schule Seefeld
CHF
1 480.00
CHF
1 480.00
CH44 3199 9123 0008 8901 2
Car Alpina AG
Bahnhofstrasse 12
3800 Interlaken
RF18 5390 0754 7034
Schule Seefeld
Seestrasse 8
8008 Zürich
Swiss customers expect a QR-bill. Now every invoice has one.
Since the orange and red payment slips were retired, an invoice without a QR-bill means your customer typing an IBAN and a reference by hand — and you matching the payment afterwards. Transitour adds the payment part automatically whenever the invoice is for Switzerland.
Set up in an afternoon.
Learn it from the people who built it.
Straight answers.
01 Which QR-bill format does Transitour produce?
Version 2.3 of the Swiss Implementation Guidelines, with structured addresses — the format Swiss banks require.
02 Can we use a QR-IBAN?
Yes. With a QR-IBAN the invoice carries a QR reference; with a regular IBAN it carries an ISO 11649 creditor reference.
03 Does Transitour support eBill?
Not yet. Invoices are delivered as PDF with the QR-bill payment part; eBill and e-invoicing to public-sector customers are not supported today.
04 Can Transitour issue invoices for a Swiss company?
Yes — Switzerland is one of the countries where Transitour issues invoices itself.
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