Trust
Is the payment request from Remembill genuine?
Businesses send invoices with payment built in through Remembill. Here is how it works:
The company is missing the payment
The business you are a customer of sends an invoice through Remembill with payment built in.
Remembill sends a pre-filled payment request
It is sent on the company's behalf, with amount, recipient and reference already filled in.
The payment goes straight to the company
The amount moves through a payment provider straight to the company. Remembill never moves the money itself.
Companies that send through Remembill
Remembill publishes a sender only once the agreement with that company allows it. Right now no senders are published.
Want to check a specific payment request? Email the reference to gustav@remembill.com
How you know it is Remembill
These are the domains and sender names Remembill actually uses:
remembill.com
The Remembill website
remembill.link
Short links in text messages and email
pay.remembill.com
The payment surface where the bill opens
Remembill
The sender name in text messages
Anything else is not Remembill.
What Remembill never asks for
- Remembill never asks for BankID outside your own bank app.
- Remembill never calls and asks for card numbers.
- Remembill never asks for passwords.
- Remembill never sends links that require you to log in with bank credentials on its site.
- The link alone is not enough: the code sits in the same message as the link. Check it yourself, open the link without the code and no bill appears. A forwarded or intercepted link therefore opens nothing.
Where the money goes
Card payment scope: PCI DSS SAQ A. All card data is processed by payment providers. Never in Remembill's systems.
Elavon
Card payment, including Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Remembill is not a payment service provider and does not store card numbers or account numbers.
Cases that stay unresolved are handed to a contracted collection partner.
Who Remembill is
CoAccept AB, Reg. no.: 559548-7405, Stockholm
Remembill is a service from CoAccept AB, based in Stockholm.
Remembill has nothing to do with Re:member.