For debtors
Have you received a letter from us?
Then there is an undisputed claim against you. That is no problem and can happen. What matters now is that you act and settle the claim in order to avoid further costs.
Digital payment options.
Pay directly online
Scan the QR code on the invoice and pay directly online in the debtor dashboard.
Recurring payments
Split your payment into monthly instalments depending on your means and set up a direct debit mandate.
All costs at a glance
Your liabilities are shown to you transparently in our dashboard.
Scan the QR code with your phone
To pay your invoice, simply scan the QR code at the top of the invoice sent to you with your phone. You will then be redirected to the payment portal and can choose from various payment methods.
No phone? No problem!
You can also pay the classic way by bank transfer. Be sure to write the reference number / invoice number (e.g. #FI-2023-000001) in the payment reference so that we can allocate your payment.
Choose from various means of payment.
Bank transfer
The classic way by bank transfer – reference number in the payment reference.
Instalments
Settle the claim in monthly instalments according to your means.
Credit card
Fast and secure payment by credit card.
Direct debit
Have recurring payments debited without any hassle.
Pay the claim
In the event of non-payment, further default costs and dunning proceedings loom. In subsequent steps a negative SCHUFA entry may follow; your account, wages or salary may also be attached within the framework of compulsory enforcement.
We are at your side
Are you having difficulty settling the invoice? No problem: after opening the invoice you will find solutions tailored to you under the payment method. For individual advice, describe your situation to us in the service portal.
Frequently asked questions from debtors.
Check the claim and, if the principal claim is correct, pay it. With your reference number you can pay directly online – by PayPal, Klarna, bank transfer, direct debit, credit card, instant transfer or Apple Pay.
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