For details of your BIC/IBAN you'll need to visit your account holding branch. Alternatively, if you’re registered for PhoneBank call us on 0845 3000 050. Or you can call our International Services centre on +44 121 695 6952 or fax +44 121 625 6292.

IBAN or BIC codes (sometimes known as SWIFT code) contain information to allow easy and efficient payments via bank transfer in Europe. This information cannot be used to perform any other operation on your account. The IBAN code ensures the identification of your account on an international level. The code is made up of different parts, the first identifies the country (IE for Ireland), this is followed by the control key and the account identification number.

Short for the Beneficiary Identity Code, it is a two-digit alpha-numeric code that tells the relationship between the claimant and primary claimant (SSN). It also identifies the type of benefits the individual is receiving for statistical reports. For a list of BICs go to the Denominator File record layout.

Quoted directly from the Outpatient SAF and Denominator record data dictionaries). The equitable BIC MODULE electronically matches two records that contain different BICs where it is apparent that both are records for the same beneficiary. It validates the BIC and returns a base BIC under which to house the record in the National Claim History (NCH) databases (all records for a beneficiary are stored under a single BIC).

Your IBAN can be found on your monthly statement or by calling CitiPhone Banking at 0800 00 55 00 (if calling from within UK) or 0044 207 500 5500 (from outside UK).

IBAN contains additional characters in front of a normal recipient domestic account number. These characters consist of a 2-letter country code followed by a 2-digit check number. Please note that the IBAN in printed format (such as an invoice) is likely to be prefaced by the word IBAN e.g. IBAN AT611904300234573201 You should not include any spaces when quoting the IBAN. The IBAN should be presented as a continuous string of alphanumeric characters i.e.

The Bank Identifier Code (BIC), also known as the SWIFT Address, is the code necessary to send automated International Payments quickly and accurately to the banks concerned. Based on payment instructions together with the receiver's International Bank Account Number (IBAN), the SWIFT Address / BIC facilitates streamlined processing of International payments. The SWIFT Address / BIC is a mandatory requirement for EU regulated payments i.e.

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The 'International Bank Account Number' or 'IBAN' is a standard for quoting account numbers across Europe. The use of an IBAN and the beneficiary bank SWIFT address / BIC code (Bank Identifier Code) enables your international payment to be made automatically and ensures the correct identification of your receiver's bank account. The SWIFT Address / BIC and an IBAN are mandatory requirements for EU regulated payments.