Bank Details
If you used the
or tools, most of the fields on this page are already populated with the bank's details. You can also manually complete the fields in this section.- On the
- —Enter the beneficiary's bank account number.
- —Enter the SWIFT BIC (Business Identifier Code) code. Every financial institution has a unique BIC code that is essential when transferring money between banks.
Note: In some countries, the routing code might be know by another name, such as , , , , , or . —Enter the bank's routing code. The routing code identifies the financial institution and the branch to which a payment item is directed. - —Enter the name of the bank.
- —This field is auto-populated based on the selection you made when you completed the Beneficiary Details page. To change the bank country, select a country from the dropdown list.
- —Enter the bank's street address.
- —Optionally, enter a second line of the bank's address.
- —Type the name of the city or choose it from the dropdown list. When you start typing the name of the city, a dropdown list appears that includes many of the cities in the specified country that contain that sequence of letters. If the city that you want is in that list, click to select it.
- —From the dropdown list, choose the state or province where the bank is located. The list that you see depends on what is in the field. This field is mandatory when the is or .
- —Enter the bank's postal code or zip code. This field is mandatory when the is or .
page, click to display the bank address and account fields. - When you're satisfied that all the information in the section is correct, click to continue to the next step in the process.