Create an IBAN Bank Account

Information about the address of residence of the bank account owner.

Length: Up to 34 characters

The IBAN (international bank account number) of the bank account. It follows the CCDDBBAN format in which:

• CC represents the country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha 2)
• DD represents two check digits used by banking systems to avoid simple errors
• BBAN stands for the Basic Bank Account Number which is up to 30 alphanumeric characters that are country-specific.
  Note: You will need a valid IBAN (i.e., existing in real life) when testing on a Sandbox account even if no actual payout will be processed.

The BIC (international identifier of the bank) for IBAN or OTHER-type bank accounts.
The BIC can have one of the two following formats:

• BIC8 – 8-character BIC (AAAABBCC)
• BIC11 – 11-character BIC (AAAABBCCDDD)
  In which:
• AAAA represents the bank code: 4 characters defining the bank
• BB represents the country code: 2 characters forming the country ISO code (ISO 3166 format)
• CC represents the location code: 2 localization characters (alphabetical or numeric) to distinguish banks from the same country
• DDD represents the branch code: 3 optional characters defining the branch as a branch of the bank
  Note: You will need a valid IBAN (i.e., existing in real life) when testing on a Sandbox account even if no actual payout will be processed.

The unique identifier of the user.

Max. length: 255 characters

The full name of the owner of the bank account. (Format: FirstName LastName)

Returned values: IBAN, US, CA, GB, OTHER

The type of the bank account, indicating the country where the real-life account is registered
The values are:

• IBAN – For accounts registered in countries that use IBAN 
• US – For accounts registered in the United States 
• CA – For accounts registered in Canada
• GB – For accounts registered in the United Kingdom
• OTHER – For accounts registered in countries that do not use IBAN (and are not US, CA, GB)

The unique identifier of the object.

Max. length: 255 characters

Custom data that you can add to this object.
For bank accounts, you can use this parameter to identify the bank account by currency or usage (personal or professional for instance).

The date and time at which the object was created.

Whether or not the Bank Account is active. Mangopay automatically sets this parameter to false if the bank account is closed or does not exist anymore.