Live access point status · independent
Is Qonto down?
No. Qonto looks operational right now. We monitor the 2 Peppol hosts Qonto publishes — access points, SMPs, or both — from several locations, every few minutes. No crowd-sourced reports, no self-declared uptime.
Current verdict
Operational
- Monitored hosts
- 2
- Hosts down now
- 0
- 30-day uptime
- 100.00%
- Incidents, 30 days
- 0
Over 90 days: 99.46% uptime across 1 recorded incident · weakest host peppol-smp-public.production.qonto-snc.co.
Rebuilt hourly · data as of 20 Sept 2026, 19:30 UTC · GET /v1/providers/public/qonto
Scope
What this page can and cannot see
The verdict above is an outside-in measurement of the hosts Qonto publishes to the Peppol network. That is a narrow claim on purpose, so here is both halves of it:
- We can see whether each published access point and SMP host answers, how quickly, whether its TLS certificate is valid and when it expires, and whether a failure is agreed on by probes in more than one location.
- We cannot see anything inside Qonto: message queues, a backlog draining after an incident, your own credentials or contract, a document rejected by validation, or a recipient's ERP that accepted a document and then did nothing with it. Those fail while every host reads up.
- A Peppol failure is usually partial. Your send crosses your operator, the SML lookup, the recipient's SMP and the recipient's access point. This page covers one of those four for one operator. The network-wide status page covers the fleet.
Context
Who Qonto is on the network
Qonto serves 360,692 Peppol participants that we can attribute to it, which ranks it #11 in our directory — its largest market is France with 360,692 participants. This page exists because it is one of the 37 largest operators we monitor; we publish one for every provider above 30,000 attributed participants that we hold a live reading for.
FAQ
Is Qonto down? Common questions
Is Qonto down right now?
No. Qonto looks operational right now. We probe the 2 hosts Qonto publishes on the Peppol network every few minutes from several locations and require agreement between probes before calling anything down. Over the last 30 days those hosts responded 100.00% of the time, across 0 recorded incidents. The verdict at the top of this page is rebuilt every hour.
My invoices to Qonto are failing but this page says operational. Why?
Because we measure reachability, not delivery. Our probes check that Qonto's Peppol endpoints answer correctly from the outside. They cannot see the operator's internal queues, your credentials or contract status, a document your counterparty's system rejected, or a recipient's ERP that accepted the document and then dropped it. A send that fails while every host reads up is far more often one of those than a network outage — start with the recipient's Peppol ID in the directory lookup.
Does Qonto publish its own status page?
Some operators do and some do not, and either way an operator's own status page is reported by the operator. This one is not: it is independent, continuous measurement from outside their network, published whether it flatters them or not, and it uses the same probes and the same thresholds as every other operator we monitor. Both readings are useful — theirs knows what they are doing about it, ours knows what the network can see.
PeppolStatus is independent of Qonto. How we probe, how we reach a verdict, and how we handle our own access point: the about page. Every check is in the free API.