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Someone needs to transfer me money from abroad. I think they need my IBAN number, or possibly a BIC number. I'm with nationwide and Halifax but can't find the number for either. It says its on statements, but I don't have any statements with me and the online version doesn't have a IBAN/BIC number.
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(Original post by nic-nac)
Someone needs to transfer me money from abroad. I think they need my IBAN number, or possibly a BIC number. I'm with nationwide and Halifax but can't find the number for either. It says its on statements, but I don't have any statements with me and the online version doesn't have a IBAN/BIC number.
Someone needs to transfer me money from abroad. I think they need my IBAN number, or possibly a BIC number. I'm with nationwide and Halifax but can't find the number for either. It says its on statements, but I don't have any statements with me and the online version doesn't have a IBAN/BIC number.
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This site also promises to work out an IBAN for you, though it's not something that I've tried using myself: http://www.ibancalculator.com/
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hmm, is it an iban number she needs. She gave me an example of someone elses and it was: GB26 (4 letters)(14 numbers) ???
(Original post by Illusionary)
Probably best just to call customer services for each bank and ask them if you want to be certain. However, for Halifax I can help in more detail. The IBAN should be a code in the format
The first block of digits identifies the country, the second block the bank, then the rest should be your sort code and account number. So, if your account was 12-34-56 01234567, with Halifax the IBAN should be GB42 HLFX 1234 5601 2345 67. See below for an example:
This site also promises to work out an IBAN for you, though it's not something that I've tried using myself: http://www.ibancalculator.com/
Probably best just to call customer services for each bank and ask them if you want to be certain. However, for Halifax I can help in more detail. The IBAN should be a code in the format
The first block of digits identifies the country, the second block the bank, then the rest should be your sort code and account number. So, if your account was 12-34-56 01234567, with Halifax the IBAN should be GB42 HLFX 1234 5601 2345 67. See below for an example:
This site also promises to work out an IBAN for you, though it's not something that I've tried using myself: http://www.ibancalculator.com/
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(Original post by nic-nac)
hmm, is it an iban number she needs. She gave me an example of someone elses and it was: GB26 (4 letters)(14 numbers) ???
hmm, is it an iban number she needs. She gave me an example of someone elses and it was: GB26 (4 letters)(14 numbers) ???
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(Original post by Illusionary)
That would fit with the format that I've explained in my post.
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That would fit with the format that I've explained in my post.
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