I was today on bank to send a money to the Hong Kong with T/T...
They said me that is something wrong with account number that something is missing in number if i want to send money from EU(european union) to Hong Kong...
A/C No. has: xxx-xxxxxx-xxx numbers...
What else i need in ths number to send money from EU to Hong Kong?

Regards

you need the swift code of your hong kong supplier, account number, company name and bank name.

Originally Posted by londonking

you need the swift code of your hong kong supplier, account number, company name and bank name.

Yes i have all: bank informations,swift code and account number but on bank said me that is something wrong with account number because it's missing something because i want to transfer from Eu to Hong Kong has anybody any idea what is missing in account no.? :S

Hello,

Maybe your missing BIC and IBAN:
BIC - Bank Identifier Code
IBAN - International Bank Account Number

Regards
Tom

Originally Posted by tmundrill

Hello,

Maybe your missing BIC and IBAN:
BIC - Bank Identifier Code
IBAN - International Bank Account Number

Regards
Tom

I need those numbers even if i want to make transfer on bank?

I believe so.

Regards

Iban only need for transfer within EU. Go back to your supplier and reconfirm the account number.

They said that A/C no. is OK and they have many transfer from Europe and nobody have any problems...

Iban is not only used for european transfers, i would re-check your information because you are clearly wrong. Iban was at first developed solely for use within europe although, it could now be considered a global standard.

The statement, Iban only need for transfer within EU. is misleading. and ultimately is incorrect.

Brigante, my information is from barclays bank as below:-

http://www.business.barclays.co.uk/B...7&target=_self

Originally Posted by brigante112

Iban is not only used for european transfers, i would re-check your information because you are clearly wrong. Iban was at first developed solely for use within europe although, it could now be considered a global standard.

The statement, Iban only need for transfer within EU. is misleading. and ultimately is incorrect.