Invoice → payment QR
Upload a photo or PDF, check the IBAN and amount, get a GiroCode — save it to your photos and pay from your banking app’s gallery. Or add a payment QR code to an invoice you send yourself.
Upload the photo or PDF of an invoice. GiroSnap reads the beneficiary, IBAN and amount and turns them into a scannable GiroCode. Save it to your photos and pay from your banking app’s gallery — no typing IBANs or amounts.
Send invoices yourself? Add a GiroCode to your PDF invoice so your customers pay with a single scan. No transposed digits, faster payments in.
For businesses
Do you invoice your customers? Stamp a GiroCode straight onto the PDF invoice you send. Your customers then pay with a single scan — no typing IBANs, no transposed digits.
The QR code is already on the invoice. Your customer opens their banking app, scans and confirms — no copying the IBAN, amount and reference by hand.
Less friction means faster payments in. A pre-filled payment slip noticeably cuts follow-up questions and mistyped transfers.
Classic PDF or structured e-invoice: the payment QR makes your digital invoice instantly payable — one building block of your invoicing going digital.
Worth knowing: the EU, and countries like Germany and France, are phasing in mandatory structured e-invoicing (e-invoice, ViDA/EN 16931) — Germany has required receiving since 2025 and issuing from 2027/2028, France from 2026/2027. A payment QR itself is not required, but it is the customer-friendly complement that makes your digital invoice payable with one scan.
Snap a photo of the invoice or pick a PDF. Multiple pages are fine.
The payment details are extracted for you. You only confirm the IBAN and amount — shown large and clear.
The GiroCode lands in your photo album. In your banking app, upload it from the gallery and confirm.
A GiroCode is a QR code following the European Payments Council’s EPC standard (EPC069-12). Banking apps in Germany, Austria and other SEPA countries read the beneficiary, IBAN, amount and reference from it and pre-fill the transfer automatically.
Anywhere in the SEPA euro area whose banking apps read EPC QR codes — including Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, Luxembourg and the Baltics. Countries with their own standard (such as the Swiss QR-bill) are not compatible.
Any app that scans GiroCodes directly or accepts an image from your gallery (Revolut, for example) works. The GiroCode is an open standard and not tied to a single bank.
Yes. GiroSnap is deliberately data-minimal: no tracking, passwordless sign-in, and your invoices stay private. Only what’s needed to build the QR code is processed.
No. What is becoming mandatory is the structured electronic invoice (e-invoice per EN 16931, e.g. XRechnung or ZUGFeRD) — Germany has required receiving since 2025 and issuing from 2027/2028, France from 2026/2027, and the EU-wide ViDA rules by 2030. A payment QR (GiroCode) itself is not legally required; it is the optional, customer-friendly complement that makes your digital invoice instantly payable.
A new account comes with 10 free tokens. If you need more, you top up in packages starting at €1 — no subscription, no hidden costs. You only pay when you need more.
One token stands for one processed invoice page: 1 page = 1 token. So your 10 free tokens cover 10 pages before you top up.
Payment QR at scale: soon you’ll be able to plug GiroSnap straight into your invoicing and accounting — no manual upload. We’re opening access as a closed beta.
Submit invoices over an interface and get the finished payment QR — or the stamped PDF — back automatically, straight from your own system.
Forward an invoice to a dedicated address and the stamped PDF comes back. No login, no upload — ideal for your existing sending workflows.
Free and no commitment. Sign in to the app and add yourself to the beta waitlist with one click.
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