1bank transfers quick guide
1bank transfers quick guide
1bank transfers quick guide
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<strong>1bank</strong> enables you to carry out all your<br />
banking transactions wherever you are<br />
><br />
Swift payment orders<br />
You can use this option to transfer funds to any bank in the world as well as banks<br />
in Cyprus. You can find this type of payments in the <strong>1bank</strong> menu as follows:<br />
SWIFT <strong>transfers</strong> can be carried out for any amount and are automatically<br />
forwarded to your branch for execution. A Digipass code is required for these<br />
<strong>transfers</strong>. Upon execution a confirmation advice is forwarded instantly to your<br />
email.<br />
Tips for SWIFT payments<br />
Using these will safeguard that your order is executed in the fastest, efficient<br />
and most cost effective way:<br />
• Use the SWIFT address of the main branch when available especially<br />
in countries where the IBAN is used<br />
• Avoid the input of an intermediary bank<br />
• Avoid the input of additional branch information<br />
• Provide the bank with your contact telephone number and email so that<br />
your branch can contact you in case there is a need for any clarifications<br />
• Give complete remittance information (payment details) for the transaction<br />
• Provide full name and address (not P.O.Box) for the beneficiary as this<br />
is required by most countries<br />
NEED MORE HELP?<br />
More information and help is available on every screen in the <strong>1bank</strong> menu.<br />
Simply click on the “Help” icon located on the top right of each page.<br />
You may also visit the<br />
Bank of Cyprus internet<br />
banking page on the Bank<br />
of Cyprus website<br />
www.bankofcyprus.com.<br />
cy/en-GB/Internet-Banking<br />
Alternatively, you can call <strong>1bank</strong> customer service agents from Monday to Friday<br />
between 07:45 and 21:30 (800 00 800 local number or +357 2212 8000 if calling<br />
from abroad)