Free EPC Girocode QR Code Generator (EU SEPA)
Generate Girocode (EPC069-12) QR codes for euro bank transfers across the SEPA zone. Scanned by Sparkasse, Volksbank, ING, and most German/Austrian banking apps.
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- Batch-CSV (500 koder)
- 40 mallar
- 20 språk
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Kompatibilitetsförklaring
Detta streckkodsformat renderas monokromt med endast förgrunds- och bakgrundsfärger. Mallar, prick-/ögonformer, gradienter, ramar och centrala logotyper gäller endast QR-koder och döljs här.
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Batchgenerering
Ladda upp en CSV för att generera upp till 500 QR-koder i en enda batch. Varje rad blir en egen QR — välj en mall eller åsidosätt 21 egenskaper per rad: färger, ramar, punkt-/öga-/ögonbollsstilar, gradienter, transparens, storlek, felkorrigering, format, inbyggd logotyp och mer.
21 kolumner: type, data, filename, frametext, frame, template, fgcolor, bgcolor, size, ec, dotstyle, eyestyle, format, logo, gradient, g2, gtype, gangle, transparent, eyeball, eyecolor. Endast type och data krävs. Använd | för att separera fält inuti data (t.ex. ssid|password|WPA).
Alla 20 QR-typer stöds, inklusive URL, WiFi, vCard, MeCard, E-post, SMS, Händelse, Plats, UPI, SEPA, PayPal, Krypto, Micro QR och rMQR. Ladda ner exempel-CSV:en för att se alla kolumner, alla 40 mallar, 11 ramstilar och de 12 inbyggda logotyperna i aktion.
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Spara hela QR-koden — typ, alla fältvärden, stil, ram, logotyp, visitkortsdesign — som en enda .qr.json-fil. Ladda den senare för att återskapa allt med ett klick.
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What is EPC Girocode?
EPC Girocode is the European Payments Council's standard for encoding SEPA Credit Transfer details into a QR code (specification EPC069-12). It's most widely used in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, where it appears on invoices, donation forms, and utility bills under the name "Girocode" or "GiroCode". When a customer scans it with their banking app, the recipient name, IBAN, amount, and reference are pre-filled — they only need to confirm and authenticate.
Girocode vs SEPA QR — what's the difference?
They use the same EPC069-12 payload format. "Girocode" is the German/Austrian brand name and is recognized by virtually every banking app in the DACH region (Sparkasse, Volksbank, Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, ING, DKB, N26, Erste, Raiffeisen, etc.). "SEPA QR" is the broader European term. Our generator outputs an identical payload either way — pick the page that matches the audience you're printing for.
How to create a Girocode
- Recipient name — the name on the receiving account (max 70 chars).
- IBAN — international bank account number (e.g. DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00).
- Amount (optional) — fixed payment amount in EUR. Leave blank for open-amount QRs.
- Reference / Purpose (optional) — invoice number or payment description (max 140 chars).
- BIC (optional) — required only for non-EEA SEPA countries; most banks derive it from the IBAN.
Common uses
- Invoices (Rechnungen) — eliminate IBAN typos at payment time.
- Donation requests for churches, NGOs, and political parties.
- Utility bills, rent receipts, and recurring service invoices.
- Event tickets, conference fees, and club membership renewals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which banking apps scan Girocode?
Almost every German, Austrian, and Swiss banking app: Sparkasse, Volksbank, Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, ING-DiBa, DKB, comdirect, N26, Postbank, Erste Bank, Raiffeisen, Bank Austria, BAWAG, Hypo, UBS, Credit Suisse, Raiffeisen Switzerland, and most fintech apps. Outside DACH, support is more uneven — many banks recognize the underlying SEPA QR format even if they don't market it as Girocode.
Is Girocode the same as Swiss QR-bill?
No. Switzerland has its own newer standard (Swiss QR-bill, also called QR-Rechnung) that replaced the old red and orange payment slips in 2022. Swiss QR-bill is a different payload format and includes a Swiss cross in the middle. Girocode is the EPC EU standard and is also accepted by many Swiss banking apps for SEPA EUR transfers — but for domestic CHF payments inside Switzerland, use Swiss QR-bill instead.
Does the QR need a logo or specific branding?
The EPC069-12 spec doesn't require any logo — the QR works on its own. In practice, most printed Girocodes carry a small "Girocode" or banking-app icon next to the code so users recognize they can scan it with their banking app. You can add one with our logo overlay feature if you like.
Can I use Girocode for non-euro payments?
No. The EPC069-12 specification is locked to EUR. For other currencies you need a different rail entirely — wire transfer, SWIFT, or a payment URL.
What's the maximum amount?
The EPC069-12 spec allows up to 999,999,999.99 EUR per transaction, but the practical limit is set by your bank's daily transfer cap. SEPA Instant Credit Transfer is capped at 100,000 EUR per transaction in many countries; standard SEPA has no inherent cap but banks impose their own.