Ik heb een QR code gegenereerd. Probeer vervolgens via app van ASN, RABO en ING een betaling te doen. Code wordt niet erkend als Ideal code. Ik wil de code opslaan om tijdens een collecte te kunnen gebruiken op mijn collectebus.

    @Marie-Lime-Quokka Hallo Marlou! 👋🏻

    De QR-code welke je in de bunq app kunt genereren is alleen te scannen door andere bunq gebruikers, dit is helaas geen iDEAL QR.
    iDEAL QR wordt helaas nog niet ondersteund door bunq, zie o.a. dit topic: https://together.bunq.com/d/1967-scannen-ideal-qr-code

      I think it should be possible with the iDEAL APP (https://www.ideal.nl/consumenten/ideal-qr-code/), you have to register at OBP with your mailadress. Then you have to pay 0,01 EUR via iDEAL (with your bunq account). After that you could create a QR Code via the iDEAL App, but every Payment costs you 0,30 EUR. (so minimum is 0,31 EUR)
      I guess a bunq.me-Link or a bunq QR-Code would be the better solution...

        @Petervdv#35314

        Hi Peter👋

        An iDEAL-QR code can't just be created out of the blue, it's a specific type with an easy to distinct iDEAL logo in the middle. As far as the info on the internet goes it can only be read by the Rabo/KNAB banking-apps anyways. Oh, and through the official iDEAL-app of course. I think I get it why there is no wide support for this specific qr-code either, thinking inside the old-school banking box, they (iDEAL), want their cut for doing nothing.

        As you can tell, this iDEAL-QR isn't the best usable method anyway, it costs money for nothing and it can't be used by everyone, or at least most of them either. The bunq.me link would be a better way to go at this time. 😉

          @Petervdv#35314 That's an SEPA QR-code, also supported by some banking apps (bunq, ING,...)

            @Petervdv#35314 Pretty cool, it works very good with bunq and Sparkasse, but surprisingly not with iDEAL-App.
            I guess the iDEAL Code is super-special, because it costs 0,30EUR.

            In Germany we have something that is called Girocode, which also works with bunq:
            https://www.girocode.de/girocodetools/pages/girosolution/
            https://www.girocode-generator.de
            https://www.halli-online.de/girocode-generator/

            And here is how to build it: https://www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu/sites/default/files/kb/file/2018-05/EPC069-12%20v2.1%20Quick%20Response%20Code%20-%20Guidelines%20to%20Enable%20the%20Data%20Capture%20for%20the%20Initiation%20of%20a%20SCT.pdf

              You could also paste this one into every QR-Code Generator (Text M)

              BCD
              001
              1
              SCT
              BUNQNL2AXXX
              Firstname Lastname
              NL83BUNQ2025105789
              EUR12.34

              Textmessage

                @Bastiaan#35323 even better! 👍

                  So looks like SEPA is the more (most?) open format and EU friendly way to go? Only not clear if it's supported by all banks with a qr reader. At least bunq, ING and Sparkasse.

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