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  1. Invoice to a new e-invoice recipient
  2. What is a GLN number and how do I use it?
  3. FAQs about invoices
  4. Sent invoices
  5. E-invoice formats
  6. InExchange Postage Optimization
  7. Joint enveloping
  8. Invoices in color
  9. What do BIC/SWIFT and IBAN mean?
  10. What does InExchange default template look like at printout or PDF-delivery?

What do BIC/SWIFT and IBAN mean?

When an invoice is sent overseas you will need to complement your invoices with payment instructions that make it possible for a foreign payment. It means that in these cases it is not enough with Bankgiro or Plusgiro, but you would have to complement the invoices with an IBAN + BIC/SWIFT and/or the name of the bank and account number.

BIC/SWIFT: An identifier for your bank.

IBAN: Your account number for foreign payment.

Please note that some banks release an account number instead of an IBAN number, this is called "BBAN", which works just as well. BIC/SWIFT is then set to the bank’s full name.

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