What is a Quick Response (QR) code?

QR codes are an advanced form of bar code, that can be used to store a wide range of information, from personal contact details to website URLs. QR codes are used to scan the code, and then translate the information as required. 

 

Other popular questions about paying your bill

ATM payments

How do I pay my bill at a Barclays ATM?

What is a Quick Response (QR) code?

If I make a payment at a Barclays ATM will I still be able to withdraw cash? 

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Debit card payments

How do I pay my bill with my debit card using Barclaycard online servicing?

How long does it take to process a debit card payment made within Barclaycard online servicing?

What does 'Pick your own card name' mean in the payments section of Barclaycard online servicing?

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Direct Debit payments

How can I set up my Direct Debit?

If I have a Direct Debit set up, can I still make additional payments?

How can I amend or cancel my Direct Debit?

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General information

How can I pay my bill?

What sort code and account number should I use for payments?

My payment has failed, what should I do and will I be charged a fee?

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