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The easiest way to get started with cashless payments is to use cards – it’s fast, easy and secure.
Digital payments and the internet can feel complicated at first.
But keep in mind that almost 75% of people aged 76 and over, use the internet bank. And did you know that over 7 million Swedes use Swish?
If they can, you can!
To give you a clear view and show that it’s not that complicated, we’ve made a summary of what we mean by “A digital everyday life that suits everyone”.
The easiest way to get started with cashless payments is to use cards – it’s fast, easy and secure.
With the internet bank, you can log in from a computer and do pretty much any banking – paying bills, applying for a loan, checking your current balance and transactions. And much more.
If you have a smartphone – a mobile – you can download your bank’s mobile app. In it, you can access the same accounts and services as with your computer. This also applies to tablets.
In order to send money, pay electronically or use a digital mailbox, you must be able to identify yourself. That’s when you use BankID.
A digital service used to send and receive payments via mobile phone.
Getting a digital mailbox is a good complement to managing your digital economy, which is also good for the environment. In it, you will receive letters and invoices from affiliated companies and authorities you have a relationship with. You can also sign contracts, pay with a click and manage receipts.
The benefits of a digital everyday life are many. You can do anything when it suits you, where it suits you. There is no need to go to the bank unnecessarily, you no longer need to go to a mailbox to put in an envelope with a payment order or go to a traditional store to shop.
We hope that Betalningshjälpen can inspire and help you to a digital everyday life!
Here we have gathered common words and concepts. Click on the word to read more.
Do you find it complicated? You can find explanations in our glossary.
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