Less than a year after Swissquote made the TWINT app available to its clients, the leading Swiss online bank has introduced Yuh TWINT.
Yuh TWINT is now available to owners of iOS-based devices. It allows you to pay simply and securely via your smartphone – wherever you want: send and request money, make online purchases and many more features.
The Yuh TWINT app spices up your payment life: make secure payments with your smartphone in shops, restaurants, online, and when using machines and parking meters. You can also send or request money from your contact list in just a few clicks, buy digital vouchers, make donations, register customer cards and use digital coupons.
To use the services, just connect your Yuh account to the Yuh TWINT app and follow the steps to register the first time you open TWINT. Once you have finished configuring the app, access Yuh TWINT using digital recognition or the personal code you have set.
With the “Send” feature, you can send money to your contacts. Use the “Request and share” feature to request money or share a bill. Just get the recipients’ mobile phone number and wait for them to download the TWINT application, if they have not already done so.
The TWINT+ section provides you with quick access to a range of features available on the Yuh TWINT app: have your meal delivered, buy digital gift vouchers, make a donation, pay your parking fees, withdraw cash or take advantage of Super Deals.
Transactions made via Yuh TWINT are always free of charge, whether you are paying in a shop or transferring money with your contacts. However, some partners may apply fees in exceptional cases, for example if you withdraw cash or pay for parking without a ticket.
A multi-level encryption and identification system guarantees secure access to your Yuh TWINT account. Yuh strictly applies Swiss data protection laws, offering maximum protection against unauthorised data access, manipulation and theft.
The app is available in the App Store in English, French, German, and Italian. It requires iOS 14.0 or later.
