#tomlawro-banktransfers-international
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Hey @covert fern, each Customer should have its own virtual IBAN and it would be on their Invoice
Thanks @keen shadow - as far as I can see there's no IBAN. I have the Sort Code, Account Number, Account Holder Name & Reference
But not an IBAN
Same when I click on the payment link in the invoice and select "Bank Transfer"
I'm sorry, I don't really follow you, you're only giving me bits of information. If you see sort code it means you are likely using UK Bank Transfers for a GBP Subscription in which case there'd be no IBAN
Ah okay - so is the virtual account associated with the subscription rather than our company?
yes
I see
So I'll need to create a new subscription and sign the customer up to that to create an IBAN they can use?
Not really no. You likely already created a real Subscription in GBP for that Customer and so they need to pay it in GBP from the UK
https://stripe.com/docs/payments/bank-transfers I recommend reading this carefully
That's not going to be possible as they're a Canadian company.
oh boy lol
If they are a Canadian company, they can not use this at all
Bank Transfers are country specific, if you are a UK company then you can accept GBP bank transfers from within the UK
Sorry I think there was a lot of misunderstanding here
Yeah that's fair
So what's the best way to make it possible for this company to pay us via bank transfer?
Or is it impossible because we're a UK company?
yes it's impossible
As a UK company you can only accept bank transfers from within the UK in GBP.
I don't get what IBAN has to do with that unfortunately
Whole purpose of a UK IBAN is to accept international payments no?
If you were a business based in France you could accept bank transfers in EUR to an IBAN from within Europe.
Hmm I mean - UK -> UK accounts for GBP payments require a sort code & account number. If UK IBAN is only another way to identify the bank and can only accept payments in GBP from other UK accounts - it's kinda superfluous right?
Sure sorry but you started saying "I can't find the IBAN" so that's what I was helping with. As a UK business there's just no IBAN you can offer as far as I know
tomlawro-banktransfers-international
Ah I gotcha
So yeah I think I misunderstood your goal early on and then we went down the wrong path 😦
All good - I guess its hard to triage if you can't see the specific account / setup
yeah and it was quite busy at the same time, Tuesday mornings are always fun :p