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Poland's eUS Tax Portal Adds Google Pay and Apple Pay Payments

Polish taxpayers can now pay personal income tax through the eUrząd Skarbowy portal with Google Pay and Apple Pay, on both smartphones and desktop browsers.

A person paying a tax bill on a smartphone using a mobile wallet, with a laptop showing a government payment page nearby.
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Poland's Ministry of Finance has added Google Pay and Apple Pay to the eUrząd Skarbowy (eUS) tax portal. The new options went live on 5 November and work on smartphones as well as in desktop web browsers.

How it works

Until now, eUS users could pay their PIT income tax online by payment card, BLIK or bank transfer. The two mobile wallets join that list, letting taxpayers settle a bill without typing in card details.

The process resembles paying in a physical shop. After choosing the "Zapłać online" (Pay online) option, users select the wallet that matches their device, Google Pay or Apple Pay, and confirm the payment with the authorization method they already use every day.

Security and context

The ministry stresses that the payments are protected by trusted authentication methods such as biometrics or a PIN code, which it says ensures the highest security standards. It describes the addition as another step towards simplifying how taxpayers are served.

For users, the change mainly means less friction: no card numbers to enter and a familiar confirmation step, whether they are on a phone or at a computer. BLIK, which has been available in the portal for some time, remains an option alongside the new wallets.

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