on 09-18-2008 11:18 AM
Hello , I wanted to ask you about the IBAN used for Isle of man.
bank key to be used is IM and country key used for IBAN is GB.
Is this possible?As I know from 2006 IM country code should be used.
Also 2 check digits, that come right after the country code...how they are generated or where they are taken from?
Then I know follows 4 digits of SWIFT code
What to do when vendor requires to have bank key IM and country code GB?
Thanks a lot for letting me know
h
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could you, please, help?
thanks
h
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Hi Eli,
thanks a lot for this, so actually it is possible..So if country code in IBAN GB is used, I can still use IM as a bank key?
Does it mean, that the table T003 needs to be updated? As at the moment we have got IM as country key
GB as vehicle country key ( not sure what does it mean)
and IM as Country ISO code. (this needs to be changed to GB?)
Thanks a lot once more
h
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Hi,
IBAN in Guernsey, Isle of Man and Jersey
The format of the IBAN depends on the relevant bank. If a bank participates in the British payment system, the IBAN is set up according to the British format and begins with the country ISO code 'GB'. Maintain the bank data in the same way as you would maintain bank data for banks in the United Kingdom. If a bank participates in the French payment system, the IBAN is set up according to the French format and begins with the country ISO code 'FR'. Maintain the bank data in the same way as you would maintain bank data for banks in France.
For more info see notes:
939455
924145
971813
32449
Regards,
Eli
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