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The IBAN code (International Bank Account Number) comprises the digits that identify a bank account and the institution to which it is associated, regardless of where it is located. It is required to make money transfers or withdrawals in the SEPA (Euro Payments Area) zone.
Although this code is essential for sending payments to other banks, La Caixa warns that it is not necessary to report it in the collection and payment files. The entity is in charge of recalculating it by taking the IBAN of the account.
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In Venezuela, many times you may have seen on your credit card statements a “minimum payment” and a “total payment”, but do you really know which is the amount to pay that best works in favor of your personal finances?
The 20-digit checking account as we traditionally knew it is a thing of the past. It is now essential to use the IBAN to make a transfer, direct debit a bill or perform a bank transaction. Apparently it is just a change in a code, but it is much more important. Its use facilitates the automation and control of collections and payments between different countries.
Since then, accounts and cards valid in one country can be used to pay and withdraw cash throughout the SEPA area. And with the same ease as when doing so in your own countries.
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Since the IBAN replaced the Current Account Code, it has become much easier to perform operations such as national transfers. But, do you know what is the IBAN of your bank account at La Caixa?
The IBAN is a code made up of three types of digits: random, of the entity, and of the specific bank account. Therefore, there is not a single IBAN for all La Caixa accounts, but it varies depending on the customer.
The IBAN of a bank account is the identification code of a bank account. It is composed of random check data, bank information and the corresponding Current Account Code.
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To find out the IBAN code of your account, you have several options. One of the easiest is to access your bank’s electronic banking service and consult the international code of your account. When you access your current account information, you will also be able to consult the IBAN that corresponds to you and, normally, you will even be offered the code numbering in paper and electronic format.
Another answer to how to find out your IBAN is to go to a branch of your bank or savings bank; you only have to ask the bank or savings bank staff for this code and they will give it to you free of charge. This way, you can keep it at home and have it at hand whenever you need it.
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