With UBS Multibanking, you can link accounts from other banks directly to your UBS Digital Banking, manage them and remove them as needed – the connection is made via SIX’s bLink open banking platform
Log in to the Mobile Banking App.
Select More on the home page.
Select UBS Multibanking and follow the instructions.
Once you have completed the process, it will take a few minutes for your account and details to become visible.
Please note: To add more accounts from the same bank, log in to the digital banking of the bank in question and select the desired accounts there.
Log in to your UBS E-Banking.
Go to Accounts resp. Accounts & Investments and select Accounts overview.
Select Add Multibanking account and follow the instructions.
Once you have completed the process, it will take a few minutes for your account and details to become visible.
Please note: To add more accounts from the same bank, log in to the digital banking of the bank in question and select the desired accounts there.
Log in to the online banking system of the third-party bank and use the relevant menu to select the account that you want to add to your Digital Banking.
Please note: Once you have linked a bank, please donot use the UBS Digital Banking process again to add further accounts from the same bank. Otherwise, the existing accounts will be deleted.
To remove a third-party bank account from your UBS Digital Banking, log into the digital banking of the other bank.
There you should see an option to remove individual accounts or even delete the entire connection to UBS.
If you have any questions, please contact the third-party bank’s help line.
If you receive an error message after adding, please follow the instructions in the message.
UBS uses the Swiss open banking platform bLink to connect all your accounts from different banks in one place with its multibanking service. bLink is operated by SIX and is based on standardized APIs (application programming interfaces) that ensure the secure and controlled exchange of bank client data, regardless of whether the banks are established players or new to the market.
SIX only operates the infrastructure and cannot access your bank data. Clients retain control over the flow of data at all times and must actively consent before data is exchanged. Consent can be revoked at any time.
