Electronic invoicing (eBill)
You no longer want to settle health insurance premiums with a paper statement, but you also don’t want to pay with direct debit through the bank (LSV+) or CH-DD Direct Debit? Then we recommend that you try the electronic invoicing (eBill) as a method of payment.
With electronic invoicing (eBill), you receive invoices electronically and can pay premiums and cost sharing quickly, easily and securely via your e-banking account.
With electronic invoicing (eBill), you help CONCORDIA to further reduce the administrative costs – and thereby to curb the premium increase.
Your advantages by paying with electronic invoices (eBill)
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easy
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quick
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paperless
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manageable
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secure
eBill in three easy steps
This is what you must know
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Electronic invoicing (eBill) requires a bank account in Liechtenstein or Switzerland, but please check in advance with your bank whether they offer the eBill payment option.
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Set up a permanent authorisation quickly and easily. This way, invoices up to a certain amount are processed automatically. You can find more information on permanent authorisation here.
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If your bank does not offer the eBill payment option, we recommend that you pay your premium with direct debit through the bank (LSV+) or the post office (CH-DD Direct Debit, or Swiss Direct Debit).
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Daily allowance insurance premiums of companies cannot currently be paid via eBill.