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Bank code and ID |
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| The bank code is an international registration number for the branch of the beneficiary bank in the chosen country.
Select the bank code from the drop-down list and then write the bank ID.
If you have selected a bank code, you must also fill out the bank ID. Bank ID must be entered as numbers only, without dashes or other characters.
Refer to the table below to choose appropriate Bank code and ID format for beneficiary bank in the chosen country.
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| Austria | AT | Bankleitzahl | 5 digits.
If less than 5 digits, preceed it with zeroes. |
| Germany | BL | Bankleitzahl | 8 digits |
| Canada | CC | Bank Transit Number | 9 digits
(<zero>+<Institution Number>+ <Branch Number>+) |
| United States of America | CH | CHIPS UID (Universal identifier) | 6 digits |
| United States of America | CP | CHIPS Participant Number | 4 digits |
| United States of America | FW | ABA/Fedwire/Routing no. | 9 digits |
| United Kingdom/ Northern Ireland/Ireland | SC | Sort Code | 6 digits |
| Switzerland | SW | Bankenclearing-Nummer | 5 digit |
| Russia | RU | Russian Central Bank Identification Code (BIK) | 9 digits |
| Australia | AU | BSB-number | 6 digits |
| Spain | ES | Código Bancario | 9 digits |
| Greece | GR | Helenic Bank Identification Code | 7 digits |
| New Zealand | NZ | National Clearing Code | 6 digits |
| Portugal | PT | Codigo de Banco | 8 digits |
Note that this field will be disabled in the Create Payment screen for users who can make payments only using creditors. If fields are disabled, press the Find Creditor button to fill in the payment template. |
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