Pay bills with no paperwork: eBill is secure, easy and free of charge
Mobile phone bill, health insurance company, tuition fees: Over 3.8 million people in Switzerland make their payments with eBill.
- November 18, 2025
- 2 Min. reading time
- Sponsored by: eBill
eBill is the modern way to digitally receive and pay your bills. Check out below why this is worth your while.
Do we agree? Paying bills is annoying
Let’s be honest: paying bills rarely puts you in a good mood. It is tedious, boring – and in the end you have less money.
Okay, eBill won’t change your expenses.
But it will change everything else.
The solution: eBill – just takes 3 clicks to activate.
How it works: You activate eBill directly in the online banking tool – on your mobile phone or laptop. Then you add the companies you regularly receive bills from. For example: Mobile phone bill or public transport, your healthcare contributions, insurance or university (semester fees!). Thousands of companies are already issuing bills via eBill.
Fun fact: In many cantons, you can even pay your taxes via eBill. And yes, also the parking fines.
As soon as you have activated an invoice issuer, you will receive their bills directly in your online banking app – paperless, digital, practical.
Important: You can manually approve any payment. Nobody automatically withdraws from your account (unless you set up a standing approval).
What advantages does it actually give you?
Why you should switch to eBill? Incredibly simple:
- Convenient: All bills in one place – no PDF searches in e-mails, no scanning, no paperwork.
- Free: eBill does not cost you anything. And you save on fees for paper bills or payment reminders – because you rarely miss a deadline.
- Secure: Number of known fraud cases: None.
- Conveniently organized: Each bill is stored for two years – giving you a practical overview (helpful during tax season!).
Basically: an awesome deal.
eBill saves you time and nerves. Not a bad deal, right?
PS: You have an account with a digital bank like Neon, Yuh, Zak, Yapeal, or Alpian? No problem – they all offer eBill.
Made up your mind? If you no longer want to scan bills, find out here how you can activate eBill.
3 clicks is all it takes.
