Example
SIX example: a QR-IBAN, CHF 50.00, a 27-digit QRR reference and structured creditor/debtor addresses.
How it works
The tool builds the SIX Swiss Payments Code (SPC) data and checks its fields, account/reference combination, IBAN check digits and supported characters. It formats the payment part and receipt for printing at their required physical size.
Frequently asked questions
Which IBAN and reference combinations are allowed?
A QR-IBAN uses a QRR reference. A normal Swiss IBAN uses SCOR or no structured reference (NON). QRR is for CHF invoices only.
Does this check that the account exists or belongs to the creditor?
No. It checks the format and IBAN checksum only. It does not contact a bank or account registry.
Can I print this at any scale?
For a paper payment order, print at 100% / Actual size. The payment part must be A6 landscape (148 × 105 mm); check the 100 mm line with a ruler.
Does the tool send invoice data anywhere?
No. Generation and image reading happen in your browser. No account or payment service is used.
Limits and accuracy
This is a local document tool, not a bank service or certification. It cannot confirm who owns an IBAN, whether an account is open, or whether a payment will be accepted. Print at 100% / Actual size and measure the 100 mm check line before using a paper payment order.