How can we help you?
Your bill can be viewed in the “Subscriptions” section of your MyGoMo account. This balance reflects all bills issued to date and unpaid.
You can pay by bill, credit card, TWINT or PostFinance card.
For greater simplicity, we advise you to opt for direct debit or eBill.
Direct debit is the simplest and most efficient way of paying your bills. Best of all, it's free. You no longer have to worry about making payments: the amount due is paid automatically each month. Direct debit can be set up with a bank or PostFinance account.
You stay in control: payments can be accessed at any time and disputed within 30 days. And if you change your mind, direct debit can easily be cancelled.
Please note the following:
Direct debit comes into effect when you no longer receive a payment slip with your monthly bill. Until then, you must pay your bills as usual.
Print out the authorisation form, complete it and send it to the address indicated.
You can view your detailed bill in your e-banking portal and pay it online whenever and wherever you like.
Log in to your e-banking or e-finance account.
Click on the eBill to open it.
Select the account with which you wish to pay your bill.
Authorise the payment and choose the payment date.
Go to www.ebill.ch
If you already use eBills, simply add Salt Mobile to your list of billers.
You can pay your bill free of charge at any time from My Account. The following payment methods are accepted: VISA, Mastercard, Diners Club, Samsung Pay, Postcard, PostFinance and E-Finance.
Making a payment from My Account
Your bill will be paid immediately.
Online payment is the fastest way to reactivate your line if it has been deactivated.
Log in to your e-banking or e-finance portal, then copy and paste the information from your PDF invoice:
Reference: 0000000000000000000XXXXXC (this is an example). This is your personal reference number that you can use to pay all your bills.
QR-IBAN: CH973000522810925900C
Payment to : UBS AG 6300 Zug
In favour of: Salt Mobile SA, CH-1020 Renens 1
Important note
Unpaid bills: your most recent bill will show you the total amount due.
The payment procedure varies from bank to bank. You will find the instructions for the main banks below. Their procedures may change, which is why we cannot guarantee the content of these guides.
Select "payments";
Then enter the QR-IBAN: CH973000522810925900C;
Press the "New" button;
Enter the beneficiary: Salt Mobile SA Rue du Caudray,4 CH-1020 Renens
Enter the required information indicated on your invoice:
Currency, amount, due date
The reference number
Click on "Pay" to confirm your payment.
Select "Payments and transfers", then "Pay an invoice".
Select "QR-facture" and click on "Next".
Enter the beneficiary: Salt Mobile SA Rue du Caudray,4 CH-1020 Renens
Then enter the required information indicated on your invoice, i.e. :
QR-IBAN: CH973000522810925900C;
The amount, due date and currency;
The reference number.
Click on "Next" then "Send".
Select "Payment" then "Enter payment".
Enter the beneficiary's account number: CH973000522810925900C
Click on "Domestic payment to CH973000522810925900C".
Fill in the company name: Salt Mobile SA
Enter the reference number
Enter the amount, currency and due date
Click "Next", then "Send" to confirm your payment.
You can pay your bill at any post office.
This method of payment is only available if you have received your bill by post.
Present the bill at the post office counter along with your payment. Keep the postmarked receipt as proof of payment.
If you received your invoice by e-mail, you must use one of our other payment methods (e.g. credit card, e-banking, Salt Store).
Payments by post will incur an additional charge of CHF 4.45, which will appear on your next invoice.
In MyGoMo, you can change your preferred payment method at any time. For example, you can modify your credit card details or choose TWINT or PostFinance as your payment method.
You will receive a notification via email. If you haven't received this notification, check the "Subscriptions" section of your MyGoMo account. If you have any further questions about your bills, you can contact us here.
Once your bill has been generated, you will receive an email notification around the 10th of each month. Payment will be made 18 days later via the payment method you specified during account registration.
When you roam, you are connected to one of the mobile networks in your country you are in. When invoicing, providers in some countries replace certain destination numbers with generic numbers. These are usually communications to service numbers, hotlines or value-added service numbers, etc. (Orange France, for example, systematically replaces all short numbers on the bill with the generic number +333000). It is also possible that the operator may simply not have registered the destination number and, for this reason, indicates a generic number. Sometimes it is possible to find the actual destination number on a search site in the country concerned (e.g. Google.it, .fr, .es, etc.).
It may also be that the local provider has not registered the destination number and therefore indicates a generic number. Sometimes it is possible to find the effective destination number on a search engine of the country concerned (e.g. Google.it, .fr, .es, etc.).
Therefore, it is basically not a billing error, but a problem with the display on the bill.
You can manage the premium services of all connections on your MyGoMo account easily and at any time at my-gomo.salt.ch.
In your MyGoMo account, click on "Service blocking" under "Account details" and then tick the premium voice services and/or premium SMS that you want to deactivate.
Note: You will no longer be able to access premium services with your mobile phone and you will no longer be able to use your mobile phone to pay for services (e.g. Selecta vending machine, parking tickets, etc.).
You can:
You can temporarily deactivate your voicemail - for example, if you are travelling and want to avoid roaming costs - by typing ##002# or ##004# on your smartphone keypad and then clicking on the call button.
Callers won't be able to leave you any messages, but you will receive SMS notifications telling you who or what number called you.
To reactivate your voicemail, type **004*086x # on your smartphone keypad and then click on the call button (x is your mobile number). For example, if your number is 078 123 45 67, type **004*0860781234567#).
In Switzerland:
To find out how to access your voicemail, see "How can I listen to my voicemail messages?”.
Voicemail works normally when travelling abroad. For more information, see the question "How can I deactivate and reactivate voicemail?".
This service is currently not available.
By default, the reception of calls classified as unwanted is blocked.
If you receive this type of call despite the blocking, please inform us at https://www.go-mo.ch/en/contact-us/.
You can also reactivate the reception of unwanted calls. To do so, contact us here.
We encourage parents to advise their children:
The main telecommunications service providers in Switzerland have imposed measures on themselves in order to contribute to youth media protection.
