How can I top up my credit in the TWINT prepaid app?
The following three methods can be used to top up your credit in the TWINT prepaid app.
Direct debit
Amounts of up to CHF 200 can be topped up via direct debit without a waiting period. However, this is only possible with the following banks. Please note: amounts of CHF 200 and over are always subject to a waiting period (up to four working days).
With the direct debit process, you can top up your prepaid TWINT app with money taken directly from your account. Select your account in the “Top up credit” menu. Enter the desired amount and confirm by selecting “Top up credit now”.
To be able to use this function, you need to link your account on a one-time basis first. To do so, open the “Top up credit” menu and select “Bank account”. This account will subsequently be used to top up via direct debit.
Deposit slip
To do this, select ‘Deposit slip’ in the ‘Top up credit’ menu. Complete the form and you will subsequently receive your personal deposit slip via e-mail. Order your bank to execute a payment in e-banking.
You can also set up a standing order or use the deposit slip on multiple occasions. You will receive a notification as soon as the money is received by TWINT. This generally takes up to three working days and then the amount will be credited to your TWINT account.
Important: When you register, you must order a new payment slip.
Credit Code
You can buy credit codes at Swiss Post as well as at Coop supermarkets, Coop Bau+Hobby, Coop City (food and non-food) and in the stores of Interdiscount. Open the Prepaid TWINT App. Tap on the QR Code symbol at the bottom right. Point the smartphone camera at the QR code or enter the credit code. The credit is immediately available in your TWINT App.
Direct connection
The following banks offer a TWINT app that provides the option of establishing a direct connection to your bank account.
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The following questions and answers relate to TWINT in general. If you have questions regarding your bank’s TWINT app, please contact your bank.