BCV TWINT аналитика приложений для 28 сентября

BCV TWINT is a free app for making payments easily and securely with your smartphone. It’s perfect for sending money to friends, making in-store and online purchases, paying for train tickets or parking, and donating to a charity. And new features are added regularly. What can you do with BCV TWINT? - Make contactless payments in stores in Switzerland with TWINT-compatible payment terminals - Make online purchases on websites that accept TWINT - Send money to people who use TWINT and receive money from them - Buy now and pay later (within 30 days) at participating stores BCV TWINT offers a range of great features: - Your TWINT account is linked directly to your BCV account, so you have no bills or paperwork to deal with. - Your payments can be made from either your BCV account or credit card. - You can automatically pay with BCV TWINT on participating retailers’ websites and apps (such as SBB, Swisscom, and Migros) by saving BCV TWINT as your preferred payment method. - You can link your customer loyalty cards (such as your Supercard, Cumulus card, or Jelmoli card) to BCV TWINT, to avoid carrying them with you. - You can pay for parking without going to the meter, and get reimbursed for the remaining time if you leave early. - You can get exclusive deals and special offers every week (“super deals”). - You can make donations to a number of charities. - You can pay for gas by scanning the QR code at the pump. - You can compare and subscribe to mobile phone plans. - You can buy or gift digital vouchers for a wide range of stores. For a complete list of features, see bcv.ch/en/twint. To use BCV TWINT, you must: - be at least 7 years old - be an individual (businesses are not allowed) - have an eligible account (such as a current or joint account), with individual signing authority - have BCV Mobile on your smartphone and be able to log into it - download BCV TWINT from a Swiss app store - have a Swiss mobile phone number BCV TWINT is for private use only. It cannot be used by merchants to receive payments via the send money feature.