Information for SIPO clients

We provide our customers with instructions on how to prepare for this legislative change:

• If you pay your fees via SIPO in cash at ČP counters, you don't have to worry about anything. Starting with the January document, you will automatically be charged the new fee, which you will pay via the SIPO document, as usual, at any ČP branch.
• When paying SIPO by one-time order from your bank account, you must pay the prescribed amount, including other information specified on the SIPO document, which we will send you at the beginning of each month as before.

If you pay SIPO by direct debit from your account, please make sure that you have set a sufficient limit for direct debits at your bank. If the direct debit limit is set at a sufficient amount to allow the SIPO payment to be debited even with the new service price, you do not need to do anything, we will take care of everything for you. If you need to increase your direct debit limit and are unable to do so within the deadlines set by your bank, please pay the SIPO document by means of a one-off payment order so that the payment is credited to the Czech Post account no later than the last working day of the given direct debit month, or in cash at any post office on the last working day of the month.

The current prices for the SIPO service are listed in the Czech Post price list.

SIPO – Centralized collection of payments from the population

SIPO is a service provided by Česká pošta, s.p. (Czech Post), consisting of collecting payments from individuals on behalf of legal entities and other persons who have concluded a SIPO service agreement with the post office. SIPO is used to pay, for example, rent, electricity, gas, water, radio and television fees, cable television, newspaper subscriptions, property taxes, but also building savings, life and other insurance, etc.