Top up prepaid mobile phones for Switzerland and over 100 countries.
Our ticket machines are also top-up stations for prepaid mobile phones: call credit for all major Swiss telephone providers and call credit, data packages or call and data bundles for over 100 countries. Simple, fast, around the clock.
Used up your credit calling on a prepaid phone?
You can top it up at any SBB ticket machine – simple and fast.
It couldn’t be simpler:
Select ‘Prepaid / Money transfers’ on an SBB ticket machine.
Select ‘Top up mobile’.
Select ‘Top up mobile Swiss’.
Choose your mobile phone provider.
Enter your telephone number.
Select the top-up amount.
Pay.
The amount will be transferred within seconds. You will receive a confirmation by SMS. There are no additional fees.
Prepaid credit can be purchased at the machines using the following payment methods:
CHF coins, CHF banknotes, EUR banknotes, debit cards, Twint, credit cards, PostFinance Card, SBB gift cards (until autumn 2025) and public transport voucher cards.
Providers.
Swisscom
Sunrise
Salt
Migros Mobile
Coop Mobile
Yallo
Lebara
Aldi Swiss Mobile
Lyca Mobile
Mucho Mobile
Post Mobile
Want to top up the prepaid mobile phone of a friend or relative abroad?
Send call credit, data or both together in a bundle simply and conveniently via an SBB ticket machine.
It couldn’t be simpler:
Select ‘Prepaid / Money transfers’ on an SBB ticket machine.
Select ‘Top up mobile’.
Select ‘Top up mobile around the world’.
Enter the telephone number of the person abroad.
Enter your telephone number.
Select one of the three offers ‘Airtime’, ‘Data volume’ or ‘Bundle (Airtime and data volume combined)’.
Select the top-up amount.
Accept the conditions of use.
Pay.
The amount will be transferred to the person abroad within seconds. You will receive a confirmation by SMS. There are no additional fees.
Prepaid credit can be purchased at the machines using the following payment methods:
CHF coins, CHF banknotes, EUR banknotes, debit cards, Twint, credit cards, PostFinance Card, SBB gift cards (until autumn 2025) and public transport voucher cards.
