Incoming paymentsIncoming payments

You can receive money as international transfers from other EEA member states without having to pay a foreign payment fee for amounts up to €50,000 in value. The only requirement is that you pass on your bank details to the payer. The most important information is the BIC/SWIFT code and the international IBAN number of your account. If you need additional information about IBAN and SWIFT codes.

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Incoming payments
You can make sure your incoming foreign payments go directly into your account.

You do not have to pay anything is a Cross Border payment   
If the payment qualifies as an Cross Border payment, you do not have to pay any foreign payment fees.

How does it work?
  • Pass on your bank details – including IBAN and BIC/SWIFT code.  
  • Simply wait for the payment to arrive. 


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