I’m Having Trouble with the Format of My Bank for My Deposits

The format of your bank account that’s required to receive deposits varies by country. Your bank can provide more information on the format you should use, as well as confirm your bank account details to ensure they’re entered correctly on Etsy. Find the country your bank is located in in this table to see how you should format your bank number: 

 

Country

Bank account format

Additional information

Australia

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • BSB code (6-digits)
  • Account number (1-9-digits)

 

As of January 1, 2020, the address on file for your AU bank account may not be a P.O. Box.

Format of the BSB code: The first two digits to indicate the "bank" and the other four digits to specify the "branch" of that bank. The first digit of the branch digits is the state code indicating the state where the branch was located. 

For example, the Australian BSB code "033088" breaks down to:

  • 03 = Westpac Banking Corporation, historically the trading operation
  • 3 = Victoria
  • 088 = 383 Chapel Street, Prahran

Austria

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (20 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Belgium

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (16 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Bulgaria

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (22 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Canada

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Institution number (3-4 digits)
  • Transit number (5 digits)
  • Account number (5-12 digits)

If you have a Caisse Desjardins bank account, you need to enter the 6 digit account number plus the check digit, 7 digits in total. 

For example, if the account number is for 1234 and the check digit is 5, you’ll need to add two zeros at the beginning of the number: 0012345.

Croatia

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (21 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Cyprus

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (28 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Czech Republic (Czechia)

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (24 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Denmark

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Bank code (4 digits)
  • Account number (4-10 digits)

We don't support IBANs for Denmark bank accounts. If you’re having trouble entering your bank details, your bank can use your IBAN to assist you with entering this information onto the site using our format.

Estonia

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (20 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Finland

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (18 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

France

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (27 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Germany

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (22 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Greece

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (27 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Hong Kong

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Bank (clearing) code (3-digits)
  • Branch code (3-digits)
  • Account number (6-9 digits)

Make sure that you don’t include your branch number in the Account number field.

Hungary

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (28 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Indonesia

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Bank code (3 digits)
  • Branch code (4 digits)
  • Full address of their bank
  • Account number (5-16 digits)
 

Ireland

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (22 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Israel

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN 23 alphanumeric characters:
    • Country Code (2d) - IL
    • Check-digits (2d)
    • Bank Identifier (3-d)
    • Reserved Field (3-d)
    • Account Number (13-d)
 

Italy

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (27 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Latvia

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (21 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Lithuania

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (20 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Luxembourg

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (20 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Malaysia

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (31 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Malta

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (31 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Mexico

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Account type (checking or savings)
  • CLABE (Clave Bancaria Estandariza) is the standard for bank accounts in Mexico, a 18 numeric digits number:
    • Bank code (3 numeric digits)
    • Branch office code (3 numeric digits)
    • Account number (11 numeric digits)
    • Control digit (1 numeric digit)
 

Morocco

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • RIB: 24-digit account number (stands for relevé d'identité bancaire or "statement of banking identity):
    • Bank code (3 digits)
    • Branch code (3–8 digits)
    • Account number (11–16 digits)
    • RIB key (2 digits)
 

Netherlands

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (18 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

New Zealand

  • Bank name

  • Full name on account
  • SWIFT BIC (8-11 characters)
  • Account number (15-16 digits)

The account number has several parts:

  1. The first 6 digits are the bank code
  2. The next 7 digits are your account code
  3. The last 2-3 digits represent the account type

Norway

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Account number / BBAN (7-11 digits)

The account number, or BBAN, consists of the bank and branch code (4-digits) and the account number (typically 7-digits).

Philippines

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • SWIFT BIC: 8-11 alphanumeric characters (Example: BKCHPHMMXXX)
  • Account number (1-17 numeric digits)
 

Poland

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (28 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Portugal

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (25 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Romania

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (24 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Singapore

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Bank code (4-digits)
  • Branch code (3-digits)
  • Account number (9-11 digits)

Make sure that you don’t include your branch number in the Account number field.

Slovakia (Slovak Republic)

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (24 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Slovenia

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (19 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

South Africa

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Account type (checking / savings)
  • Account number: 9-16 numeric digits
  • Bank code: 6 numeric digits
The bank code is a domestic numeric branch number. Do not enter an international SWIFT code. 

Spain

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (24 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (8 or 11 characters)
 

Sweden

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Clearing number (4 digits))
  • Account number (7-10 digits)
 

Switzerland

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Bank Clearing Code (3-5 digits)
  • Account number  (12 digits)

You must enter a 12-digit account number. We don't support IBANs for Switzerland bank accounts, but you can use your IBAN to determine your clearing code and 12-digit account number:

Türkiye

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • IBAN (26 characters)
  • SWIFT BIC (7 or 10 characters)
 

United Kingdom

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Sort code (6 digits))
  • Account number (7-8 digits)

The sort code is 6-digits and usually formatted by the bank in three pairs,for example 12-34-56 It identifies both the bank and the branch where the account is held.

United States

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • Routing number (9 digits)
  • Account number (4-17 digits)

You can use either a checking account or savings account, as long as the bank account can accept incoming deposits.

Your routing number must be the electronic routing number, not the wire transfer routing number. This can be found on a check, if you have one.

Vietnam

  • Bank name
  • Full name on account
  • SWIFT BIC: 8 or 11 alphanumeric characters. Example: BKKBVNVXHAN
    • BKKB: Bank code
    • VN: Country code
    • VX: Location code
    • HAN: Bank branch code
  • Account number (1-20 digits)

 

To update your bank account on file, go to your Payment settings. On the Etsy Seller app, go to More > Finances > Payment settings and the Billing dropdown.

If you're required to accept deposits from Etsy to a Payoneer account, you’ll update your bank account on Payoneer. Learn more on Payoneer’s site and contact Payoneer if you need help.

You may need to provide your bank with a government-issued photo ID, your Social Security Card and other proof of identity. Then you will be able to update your bank account information for your Etsy shop.

If you're unable to retrieve your old bank account, you will need to open a new Etsy shop.
To open a second Etsy shop, sign out and create a new account with a new shop:

  1. On Etsy.com, choose Your account.
  2. Select Sign out.
  3. Select Sign in.
  4. Choose Register.
  5. Enter an email address not associated with another Etsy account, enter your name, and create a password. Select Register.
  6. Follow the steps to open your shop.

US sellers

You may have received an email from noreply@etsy.com, mail@etsy.com, or etsy@mail.etsy.com asking you to verify your bank account using Plaid, a third-party service. Learn more about using Plaid to update and verify your bank account.

If your shop isn't open yet, you can do this on the How You’ll Get Paid page. If your shop is already open, go to your Payment settings.

Sellers outside the US

If you see Come Back Later instead of the button to verify your test deposit, please try again in the next day or two. We’re unable to remove the Come Back Later message.

If Etsy says the amount you’re entering is wrong, make sure you choose the button in the banner (not the edit button) and enter it exactly as it appears on your statement. If your bank account is in a different currency than your shop’s Payment account, contact your bank to ask for the amount before the currency conversion.

If you’ve tried updating your bank more than once, you’ll get multiple test deposits. Be sure to enter the most recent deposit, as each new attempt voids the prior deposit. If you just tried updating your bank account, wait up to 5 business days for the new deposit to reach your statement.

If you haven’t received the test deposit, wait 5 business days and then try updating your bank account again. If it still doesn’t appear after another 5 days, confirm your details with your bank or add a different bank account.

If your shop is suspended, but you can verify your test deposit, do so on Etsy.com before asking for help reinstating your shop.

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