What Are IBAN, SWIFT Code, IFSC, and Branch Code in Involve Asia Payments?

What Are IBAN, SWIFT Code, IFSC, and Branch Code in Involve Asia Payments?

When setting up your payment details for wire transfer withdrawals in Involve Asia, you may be required to provide specific banking codes.

These codes ensure your commission payments are sent accurately, securely, and without delays.

1. SWIFT Code

  • Definition: A unique code made up of letters (8–11 characters) used to identify banks and their branches globally.

  • Purpose: Required for all international bank transfers to ensure funds are routed correctly to your bank.

  • Format Example: HSBCGB2LXXX

  • Requirement: Required for all banks worldwide, regardless of country.

2. IBAN (International Bank Account Number)

  • Definition: A standardized format for bank account numbers that includes your country code, check digits, bank code, and account number.

  • Purpose: Ensures accurate cross-border payments by reducing errors in account identification.

  • Format Example: GB33BUKB20201555555555

  • Requirement: Only required for:

    • All European countries

    • UAE banks

    • Saudi Arabia banks

3. IFSC (Indian Financial System Code)

  • Definition: An 11-character alphanumeric code used to identify bank branches in India.

  • Purpose: Used primarily for domestic transactions in India, but also needed for incoming international wire transfers to Indian accounts.

  • Format Example: SBIN0001707

  • Requirement: Only for banks in India.

4. Branch Code

  • Definition: A code (usually 3–4 characters) identifying a specific bank branch.

  • Purpose: Helps route payments to the correct branch for Thailand bank accounts.

  • Requirement: Only for Thai banks.

Why These Codes Are Important

  • They ensure correct and timely payments from Involve Asia to your account.

  • Missing or incorrect codes can cause:

    • Payment delays

    • Bank rejections

    • Additional bank charges

  • Always confirm the correct codes with your bank before entering them into your Involve Asia payment settings.

Where to Find These Codes

  • SWIFT Code: Bank’s website, customer service, or your bank statement.

  • IBAN: Printed on bank statements, online banking, or request from your bank.

  • IFSC: Chequebook, passbook, or Reserve Bank of India’s IFSC directory.

  • Branch Code (Thailand): Ask your bank or check your bank statement.

Tip: You can update your payment details under Profile > Settings > Payment in your Involve Asia dashboard. Changes will only take effect after you verify them via a confirmation email.

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