Standard number of working days between debit and credit
PostFinance has a transparent value date rule for all customers:
The length of time between debit and credit is between 0 and a maximum of 2 working days.
Our value date rule
| Category | Value dates | Transactions concerned |
|---|---|---|
| Category Electronic and paper-based account transfers without orange inpayment slip (ISR) |
Value dates The value date indicates the number of working days between the debit and credit 0 |
Transactions concerned All electronic and paper-based account transfers (except counter payments) using
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| Category Electronic and paper-based transfers using orange inpayment slips (ISR) |
Value dates The value date indicates the number of working days between the debit and credit 1 |
Transactions concerned All transactions with orange inpayment slips (ISR) except counter payments |
| Category Counter payments IS and QR-bills |
Value dates The value date indicates the number of working days between the debit and credit 1 |
Transactions concerned All inpayments that are made with red inpayment slips (IS) and QR-bills (QRR) at the counter. |
| Category Counter payments ISR |
Value dates The value date indicates the number of working days between the debit and credit 2 |
Transactions concerned All inpayments that are made with orange inpayment slips (ISR) at the counter. |