Add a scan-to-pay SEPA QR code (EPC/Girocode) to your invoices
Across the SEPA area, banking apps can scan an EPC QR code (a.k.a. Girocode) to pre-fill a bank transfer — recipient, IBAN, amount, reference. Putting one on your invoices or payment pages measurably speeds up getting pa
Across the SEPA area, banking apps can scan an EPC QR code (a.k.a. Girocode) to pre-fill a bank transfer — recipient, IBAN, amount, reference. Putting one on your invoices or payment pages measurably speeds up getting paid. Here's how to generate one with a single request.
The one-liner
curl "https://api.installateur1210.at/v1/epc-qr?key=demo\
&name=ACME%20GmbH&iban=DE89370400440532013000\
&amount=99.50&remittance=Invoice%202026-001" -o qr.png
That's a spec-compliant EPC069-12 QR as PNG (or format=svg). The IBAN is validated server-side (mod-97), so you get a clear error instead of a broken code.
Embed it directly in HTML
No backend needed — it's just an image URL:
<img alt="Pay by bank transfer"
src="https://api.installateur1210.at/v1/epc-qr?key=demo&name=ACME%20GmbH&iban=DE89370400440532013000&amount=99.50&remittance=Invoice%202026-001">
Node.js
const p = new URLSearchParams({
key: "demo", name: "ACME GmbH", iban: "DE89370400440532013000",
amount: "99.50", remittance: "Invoice 2026-001",
});
const res = await fetch(`https://api.installateur1210.at/v1/epc-qr?${p}`);
await require("fs/promises").writeFile("qr.png", Buffer.from(await res.arrayBuffer()));
Validate an IBAN separately
curl "https://api.installateur1210.at/v1/iban/DE89370400440532013000?key=demo"
Free demo key demo, EU-hosted, nothing stored. Handy for invoicing tools, clubs, utilities and checkout flows in the euro area.
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