Are you invoicing a client abroad? With MyInvoiceOnline.co.uk, you can easily add international payment details (IBAN and SWIFT) directly to your invoice. We'll show you how to do it step by step.
Where to enter payment details for an international transfer?
When issuing an invoice via MyInvoiceOnline.co.uk for an international payment, follow these steps:
Create a new invoice or open a draft.
Go to the Invoice section, choose the payment method, and fill in the Bank Account field.
Check the option Show IBAN (international account number).
Fill in the IBAN and SWIFT fields.
What ss an IBAN and what does it look like?
IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a standardized international account format that enables foreign payments. Each bank account has its own assigned IBAN.
IBAN code structure
2 characters - country code (e.g. GB for the United Kingdom)
2 characters - check digits used for programmatic validation (helps avoid typos)
Up to 30 characters - bank code and account number (depending on the country)
IBAN format types:
Electronic format - without spaces
Printed format - with a space after every four characters for easier reading
What Is SWIFT (BIC)?
SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) is the organization that issues unique bank identification codes, called BIC (Bank Identifier Code). This code allows secure and fast processing of international payments.
Summary 📌
You can easily set up international payment information in the Bank Account section.
Enable the option Show IBAN to access the required fields.
Make sure to correctly enter IBAN and SWIFT - without them, international payments may fail.
If you have any questions regarding the MyInvoiceOnline.co.uk app, feel free to contact us at [email protected]. We're happy to help! ✨
