Bank transfer

GSI

Hey I'm banking a bank transfer later today from BOI to an Italian bank.

How long should it take?

And what details would I need, I was just given the IBAN and the name of the bank, is that it?:)

Thanks:)

Seomra Mushie

Hi, I'm doing an online transfer from my UK account to my Irish one. I need to enter my IBAN but there's not enough room for it as it appears on my statement. It appears as follows, where x are numbers:

IExx BOFI xxxx xxxx xxxx xx

So, what do I leave out? Do I omit the letters?

Thank you!

Marcusm

Seomra Mushie wrote: »

Hi, I'm doing an online transfer from my UK account to my Irish one. I need to enter my IBAN but there's not enough room for it as it appears on my statement. It appears as follows, where x are numbers:

IExx BOFI xxxx xxxx xxxx xx

So, what do I leave out? Do I omit the letters?

Thank you!

Leave out the spaces!!

Legislator

GSI wrote: »

Hey I'm banking a bank transfer later today from BOI to an Italian bank.

How long should it take?

And what details would I need, I was just given the IBAN and the name of the bank, is that it?:)

Thanks:)

If you use IBAN and BIC the money will be in the Italian bank account tomorrow.

Jet Black

It should be like this.

The following is an example of an IBAN for an Irish bank account:

IE99 BOFI 9014 9012 3456 78

This IBAN is constructed as follows:

IE

Country Code for the Republic of Ireland

99

Check digits for validation

BOFI

First four digits of Bank Identifier Code

901490

National Sort Code

12345678

Customer Account Number

Legislator wrote: »

If you use IBAN and BIC the money will be in the Italian bank account tomorrow.

Irish accounts use BIC and IBAN for transfers.