What is an IBAN code?

IBAN stands for International Bank Account Number, which you can use when making or receiving international payments. An IBAN number is an alphanumeric number containing information that identifies a bank, country and account number. With lengths fixed by country, IBAN codes can be up to 34 characters. You can find your IBAN code by logging into your online banking system or your account statement.

When making payment for Trade Assurance orders by T/T, you can input the beneficiary account number as an IBAN code.

Order Payment Related FAQ

Why my payment through credit card need to be reviewed?

What are the payment methods and fees of Trade Assurance order?

Why funds be deducted from my account when payment failed?

How long does it take for the credit card payment review?

Can I pay for multiple Trade Assurance orders at once?

I already have a Kabbage line of credit. Can I still apply under Pay Later program?

What should I do after making payment via T/T for a Trade Assurance order?

How is the monthly fee calculated?

What currency does T/T payment support?

How to prevent losses from foreign exchange rate via T/T payment for Trade Assurance order?