Introduction
Currencycloud’s Bulk Upload functionality provides the capability to make conversions and payments in bulk through Currencycloud Direct. This happens via a file upload (.csv) containing payments, conversions and/or beneficiary information through the application interface.
Please see below for further information and if you have any questions, please contact us at support@currencycloud.com or speak to your Relationship Manager.
Bulk upload process
Bulk upload begins by selecting the required file. After the file is validated, i.e. it is in the right format (.csv) and contains all the required information for payments and conversions, the file is then processed and the conversions and/or payments are executed. The history of bulk upload activity is available to the user through the Currencycloud Direct application UI.
File format for bulk upload
The file format that is used for the bulk upload of payments and/or conversions is CSV. The first line of the CSV file must contain the headers of the different fields provided in the file. In the File Format section below, you can find all the different values that can be provided through the upload of the CSV file, with the corresponding header text. Note that headers are required in order to successfully process a file. The headers should have the exact same spelling as those provided. If the headers provided do not exactly match the expected ones, a validation error will occur and it will not be possible to process the file any further. Each line of the file may contain a conversion, a payment, a payer, a beneficiary or a combination of these entities. Note: If Microsoft Excel is used for the file creation/editing, please ensure that all the fields are formatted as “Text” in order to avoid any auto-formatting of numbers that could result in a validation failure.
.CSV Examples
- Download CSV example – full file (45 columns)
- Download CSV example – payment where payer is me (29 columns)
- Download CSV example – new beneficiary with external reference (23 columns)
- Download CSV example – payment to a beneficiary with external reference (8 columns)
- Download CSV example – conversion file (6 columns)
- Download CSV example – conversion and payment to a beneficiary with external reference (10 columns)
Identifying and updating a beneficiary
When uploading payments, existing beneficiaries on the system can be used. You should use the beneficiary_external_reference
field to reference the correct beneficiary, this should be a reference that is known to you, e.g., the beneficiary reference/id used on your own system/platform.
When paying a beneficiary for the first time, the external beneficiary reference, and all the beneficiary details, must be provided on the CSV file. Subsequent payments only need the external beneficiary reference value. It is therefore important that the beneficiary_external_reference
used is unique to a particular beneficiary.
To update a beneficiary’s details, you must provide the beneficiary_external_reference
value, along with the new values for the fields that need to be updated. Note that only the fields that require updating are needed. For example, if a beneficiary’s bank account number has changed, the only two fields needed to update it are the external beneficiary reference and the new account number. If these values are provided along with payment instructions, the beneficiary will be updated first, and then the payment will be made based on the updated details.
Bulk upload main screen
On this screen, the history of bulk upload activity and the status of past bulk uploads can be found. The user can filter the list of existing bulk uploads or search for a specific upload by using the search.
When an upload that is of interest has been located, clicking on its Reference ID shows the details of the bulk upload or a list of validation errors, depending on the status of the bulk upload.
From the “Bulk Upload” main screen, a user can initiate the process of uploading a file with payments and/or conversions by clicking on the "Upload File" button.
Selecting a file to upload
Through the “Upload File” tab users can start the process of uploading a new file. They can drag and drop the file on the relevant area of the screen or click on the “Browse” link to search for the file they want to upload.
After a file is uploaded, the validation process starts.
File validation
As soon as a file is selected for upload, the validation process starts. The screen will provide information on the progress of the validation process for the file. The user can navigate away from the page and return back later. As soon as the validation process is complete, an email notification is sent to the user, informing them of the validation process outcome (validation passed or failed). The user can navigate back to the “Bulk Upload” main screen and by selecting the corresponding bulk upload on the list they can see the validation process result (passed or failed).
If there are validation errors, the user can see a list of the errors as well as information on how to resolve them. Based on this feedback the user should be able to update the file and re-upload it on the platform for validation. If no errors are found, the user can proceed further with the processing of the file by clicking on the “Process File” button. At this stage, the user is also able to see an overview of the file contents on the screen.
File processing
After the user clicks the “Process File” button, the file is submitted and the user will see the progress on this screen. The user is able to navigate away from this screen and return back to the “Bulk Upload” main screen where they are able to check the status of the file processing. As soon as the processing is complete, an email notification is sent to the user, informing them of the process outcome.
File format
Header | Description | Conditions |
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to_amount | If you know the exact amount you want the beneficiary to receive, please provide a value in this field | Number that can contain two decimal places. If you don’t specify a to_amount, you must specify a from_amount. Please do not specify both. |
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | 3 character code from the International currency code standard ISO 4217 |
from_amount | If you know the exact amount you want to send and convert into the to_currency, please provide a value in this field | Number can contain up to two decimal places. If you don’t specify a from_amount, you must specify a to_amount. Please do not specify both |
from_currency | The currency you want to convert from | 3 character code from the International currency code standard ISO 4217 |
delivery_date | The date you want the payment to be processed and sent to the beneficiary | Date field in the ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD). Mandatory for payments and conversions |
bank_account_holder_name | The exact name of the beneficiary on the bank account you are paying to. Warning – if this differs to the name the bank has on record, they may reject the payment. | Up to 50 characters. Mandatory for payments. |
destination_country_code | The country of the bank account you are making the payment to | 2 character code from the International country code standard |
payment_type | You can make a “priority” payment which is fast and more expensive, or a “regular” payment which can be slower but is cheaper. The value of this field should be either “priority” or “regular”. | Field with options of “priority” or “regular”. Mandatory for payments. |
charge_type | When payment_type=’priority’, depending on the account setup, there is the option to select if the payment should have charges ‘ours’ or ‘shared’. In the case of ‘ours’ the payment cost is higher but the payment amount will arrive on the beneficiary account in full. In the case of ‘shared’, payment costs are lower however any charges are deducted from the payment amount, so the payment may not arrive in full at the beneficiary account. | Field with options of “shared” or “ours”. Optional for priority payments. |
purpose_code | When initiating cross-border payments, the central bank of the country may require a purpose to be included with your transaction in order for your payment to be accepted and processed. | If a payment purpose code is required but not provided, your payment may be delayed or rejected by the beneficiary bank.Mandatory for specific currencies and countries. |
payment_unique_request_id | User defined unique id for the payment. A mandatory field to ensure no duplicate payments are made. | Mandatory field, 1 - 255 characters. |
reference | A payment reference which we will attempt to pass to the beneficiary, but may not arrive due to limitations in the banking network | Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters long, but support for this depends on the banking network in the destination country. Mandatory for payments. |
reason | The reason for the payment | Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters long. Mandatory for payments and conversions. |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory for most standard payments |
account_number | The account_number for the beneficiary's bank account | Conditional field |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | Up to 32 alphanumeric characters |
aba | The American Bankers Association number, only used in the USA | 9 digit number which is mandatory for regular payments to the USA |
bank_code | A bank identifier code used for regular payments | 4 digit number which is mandatory for regular payments to Singapore, Denmark and Sweden
OR 4-5 digit number which is mandatory for regular payments to Norway OR 3 digit number which is mandatory for regular payments to Canada |
branch_code | A bank identifier code used for regular payments | 3 digit number which is mandatory for regular payments to Singapore
OR 5 digit number which is mandatory for regular payments to Canada |
sort_code | A bank identifier code used for regular payments | 6 digit number which is mandatory for local payments to the United Kingdom |
bank_name | The name of the bank receiving the funds | Will be automatically populated by us if you specify bic_swift, IBAN, aba or sort_code, otherwise it may need to be provided on the file. |
bank_account_type | Identifies the type of bank account | Required only for regular payments in USD to USA – one of either “checking” or “savings” |
beneficiary_external_reference | A beneficiary reference that is known to the user, e.g. the beneficiary reference/id used in the users external system/platform | String – Required if a payment is made to an existing beneficiary OR if the user wants to update an existing beneficiary record. |
beneficiary_type | Identifies the type of beneficiary, which will drive the type of name below | One of either “company” or “individual” |
beneficiary_company_name | The legal name of the company | String up to 50 characters long – mandatory if beneficiary_type is “company” |
beneficiary_first_name | The legal first name of the individual | String up to 50 characters long – mandatory if beneficiary_type is “individual” |
beneficiary_last_name | The legal last name of the individual | String up to 50 characters long – required if beneficiary_type is “individual” |
beneficiary_address | First line of address including building number or name. | Up to 50 characters long. This should be the legally registered address of the company or primary residence of the individual who is receiving the payment.String up to 50 characters long
|
beneficiary_city | The city or town from the beneficiary’s address | String up to 50 characters long |
beneficiary_postcode | The postal code or zip code from the beneficiary’s address | String – mandatory for some countries (US, MX or CA) |
beneficiary_state_or_province | The state or province from the beneficiary’s address | String – mandatory for some countries (US, MX or CA) |
beneficiary_country | The country code from the beneficiary’s address | 2 char ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code |
payer_type | Identifies the type of payer, which will drive the type of name below | One of either “company” or “individual” |
payer_company_name | The legal name of the company | String up to 50 characters long – mandatory if payer_type is”company” |
payer_first_name | The legal first name of the individual | String up to 50 characters long – mandatory if payer_type is “individual” |
payer_last_name | The legal last name of the individual | String up to 50 characters long – mandatory if payer_type is “individual” |
payer_address | First line of address including building number or name. This should be the legally registered address of the company, or primary residence of the individual who is making the payment. | String up to 50 characters long |
payer_city | The city or town from the payer’s address | String up to 50 characters long |
payer_postcode | The postal code or zip code from the payer’s address | String – mandatory for some countries (US, MX or CA) |
payer_state_or_province | The state or province from the payer’s address | Sting – mandatory for some countries (US, MX or CA) |
payer_country | The country code from the payer’s address | 2 char ISO country code – |
payer_date_of_birth | If payer is an individual, this is the payer’s date of birth | Mandatory date field in the ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD) |
payer_identification_type | If payer is a company and this is a priority payment, payer_identification_type. is mandatory and it must be set to incorporation_number | Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters long |
payer_identification_value | If payer_identification_type is set to incorporation_number this is the actual incorporation number | Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters long |
Beneficiary rules by country
Please see below for the beneficiary rules for each payment type, then for each country in alphabetical order. More information related to the payment requirements can be found on the Payment Guides.
Priority payments
If you want a payment to reach the beneficiary as soon as possible and you don’t mind paying for an international wire transfer, you should request a priority payment.
The beneficiary rules for priority payments, are as follows:
- For GBP payments to the UK (including Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man) – supply account_number and sort_code
- For payments to the US – supply account_number and aba or account_number and bic_swift
- To countries that use IBAN (all of Europe and a few other countries – see link below) – supply IBAN and bic_swift
- For all other types of standard payment – supply account_number and bic_swift
List of countries that use IBAN (PDF)
For any priority payments, the following payer and beneficiary info is mandatory:
Field | Description | Conditions |
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beneficiary_type | Identifies the type of beneficiary, which will drive the type of name below | One of either company or individual |
beneficiary_company_name | The legal name of the company | String – required if beneficiary_type is company |
beneficiary_first_name | The legal first name of the individual | String – required if beneficiary_type is individual |
beneficiary_last_name | The legal last name of the individual | String – required if beneficiary_type is individual |
beneficiary_address | First line of address including building number or name. This should be the legally registered address of the company, or primary residence of the individual who is receiving the payment. | |
beneficiary_city | The city or town from the beneficiary’s address | String – required if beneficiary_type is set |
beneficiary_postcode | The postal code or zip code from the beneficiary’s address | String – required for some countries (US, MX or CA) and if beneficiary_type is set |
beneficiary_state_or_province | The state or province from the beneficiary’s address | String – required for some countries (US, MX or CA) and if beneficiary_type is set |
beneficiary_country | The country code from the beneficiary’s address | 2 char ISO country code – required if beneficiary_type is set |
payer_type | Identifies the type of payer, which will drive the type of name below | One of either company or individual |
payer_company_name | The legal name of the company | String – required if payer_type is company |
payer_first_name | The legal first name of the individual | String – required if payer_type is individual |
payer_last_name | The legal last name of the individual | String – required if payer_type is individual |
payer_address | First line of address including building number or name. This should be the legally registered address of the company, or primary residence of the individual who is making the payment. | |
payer_city | The city or town from the payers address | String – required if payer_type is set |
payer_postcode | The postal code or zip code from the payers address | String – required for some countries (US, MX or CA) and if payer_type is set |
payer_state_or_province | The state or province from the payers address | String – required for some countries (US, MX or CA) and if payer_type is set |
payer_country | The country code from the payers address | 2 char ISO country code – required if payer_type is set |
payer_date_of_birth | If payer is an individual, this is the payer date of birth | Mandatory date field in the ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD) |
payer_identification_type | If payer is a company and this is a Priority payment, payer_identification_type is mandatory and it must be set to incorporation_number | Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters long |
payer_identification_value | If payer_identification_type is set to incorporation_number this is the actual incorporation number | Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters long |
UAE – Priority
A payment purpose code is mandatory. If not provided your payment may be delayed or rejected by the beneficiary bank.
Field | Description | Conditions |
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purpose_code | When initiating cross-border payments, the central bank of the country may require a purpose to be included with your transaction in order for your payment to be accepted and processed. |
Regular local payments
If you want to send funds using a cheaper method and ensure the amount of money you send arrives with your beneficiary, then you should make a regular payment.
Please see below the specific beneficiary rules for each destination country Currencycloud currently supports regular payments to. These rules are in addition to the mandatory fields mentioned in the CSV File format described earlier in this document, which have been omitted from the list below in the interests of brevity.
Australia – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | AUD |
account_number | The account_number of the beneficiary’s bank account | Mandatory and between 5 and 20 characters |
bsb_code | A bank branch identifier used in Australia | Mandatory and 6 digit number |
Austria – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 20 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Belgium – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 16 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Cyprus – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 28 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Czech Republic – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | CZK |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 24 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Denmark – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | DKK |
account_number | Beneficiary bank account number | 4-10 digits |
bank_code | Beneficiary bank code | 4 digits |
Estonia – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 20 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Finland – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 18 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
France – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 27 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Germany – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 22 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Greece – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 27 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Hong Kong – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | HKD |
account_number | The account_number of the beneficiary’s bank account | Mandatory number between 9 and 11 digits, can include branch_code |
bank_name | The name of the bank receiving the funds | Mandatory and up to 34 characters |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | Mandatory and 8 or 11 characters |
Hungary – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | HUF |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 24 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
India - Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | INR |
account_number | The account_number for the beneficiary's bank account |
10-20 digits (for payments up to 200,000 INR) |
bank_name | The name of the bank receiving the funds |
1-49 alphanumeric characters; spaces permitted |
ifsc | Indian Financial System Code - a 11-digit alpha-numeric code that uniquely identifies a bank branch |
4 letters followed by 7 alphanumeric characters |
purpose_code | A valid payment purpose code |
Valid codes can be found here: |
Indonesia - Regular
Field | Description | Conditions | ||
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | IDR | ||
account_number | The account_number for the beneficiary's bank account |
1-20 digits |
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bank_name | The name of the bank receiving the funds | bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters |
Ireland – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 22 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Italy – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 27 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Luxembourg – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 20 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Malaysia – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | MYR |
account_number | The account_number for the beneficiary's bank account | 1-16 digits |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
purpose_code | A valid payment purpose code |
Valid codes can be found here: |
Malta – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 31 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Netherlands – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 18 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Norway – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | NOK |
account_number | Beneficiary bank account number | 7 digits |
bank_code | Beneficiary bank code | 4 digits |
Philippines - Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | PHP |
account_number | Beneficiary bank account number | 1-17 digits |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 alphanumeric characters |
Poland – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | PLN |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 28 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Portugal – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 25 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Singapore – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | SGD |
account_number | The account_number of the beneficiary’s bank account | Mandatory number between 9 and 11 digits, can include branch_code |
bank_name | The name of the bank receiving the funds | Mandatory and up to 34 characters |
bank_code | A bank identifier code used for Regular payments | Mandatory 4 digit number |
branch_code | A bank identifier code used for Regular payments | Mandatory 3 digit number |
Slovakia – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 24 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Slovenia – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 19 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Spain – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | EUR |
iban | The international bank account_number, mainly used in Europe | 24 alphanumeric characters and mandatory |
bic_swift | A bank identifier used worldwide | 8 or 11 characters and mandatory |
Sweden – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
---|---|---|
to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | SEK |
account_number | Beneficiary bank account number | 1-15 digits |
bank_code | Beneficiary bank code | 4-5 digits |
UK (including Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man) – Regular
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | GBP |
account_number | The account_number of the beneficiary’s bank account | Number which is mandatory |
sort_code | A bank identifier code used for Regular payments | 6 digit number which is mandatory for local payments to the United Kingdom |
US – Regular
This should be the legally registered address of the company, or primary residence of the individual who is receiving the paymentString – required; must be a US address
Field | Description | Conditions |
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to_currency | The currency you want the beneficiary to receive | USD |
account_number | The account_number for the beneficiary’s bank account | Mandatory and up to 17 digits in length |
aba | The bank identifier used in the USA, known as the American Bankers Association number | 9 digit number and mandatory. Please take care to ensure the ACH routing code is supplied and not the Fedwire or Wire Transfer alternative. |
bank_account_type | Identifies the type of bank account | One of either checking or savings |
beneficiary_type | Identifies the type of beneficiary, which will drive some of the fields below | One of either company or individual |
beneficiary_company_name | The legal name of the company | String – required if beneficiary_type is company |
beneficiary_first_name | The legal first name of the individual | String – required if beneficiary_type is individual |
beneficiary_last_name | The legal last name of the individual | String – required if beneficiary_type is individual |
beneficiary_address | First line of address including building number or name. | |
beneficiary_city | The city or town from the beneficiary’s address | String – required; must be a US address |
beneficiary_postcode | The postal code or zip code from the beneficiary’s address | String – required; must be a US address, omit hyphens and spaces |
beneficiary_state_or_province | The state or province from the beneficiary’s address | String – required if beneficiary_country is US; must be a US address |
beneficiary_country | The country code from the beneficiary’s address | 2 char ISO country code – required; must be US |
payer_type | Identifies the type of payer, which will drive some of the fields below | One of either company or individual |
payer_company_name | The legal name of the company | String – required if payer_type is company |
payer_first_name | The legal first name of the individual | String – required if payer_type is individual |
payer_last_name | The legal last name of the individual | String – required if payer_type is individual |
payer_address | First line of address including building number or name. This should be the legally registered address of the company or primary residence of the individual who is making the payment | String – required |
payer_city | The city or town from the payers address | String – required |
Payer Postcode | The postal code or zip code from the payers address | String – required if payer_country is US, omit hyphens and spaces |
Payer State or Province | The state or province from the payers address | String – required if payer_country is US |
payer_country | The country code from the payers address | 2 char ISO country code – required if payer_type is set |