Currency list |
For a full list of currencies currently available when trading in the UK Region from a payment and account perspective are list on the below document: |
Pricing guide |
If you would like further information around the potential charges associated with making an International Payment, please contact your Relationship Team. |
Receiving inward payments |
If you are looking to receive an international payment, please provide the payment remitter with the following: Your International Bank Account Number (IBAN) – If you are unaware of your IBAN, please visit our Generate IBAN page. Barclays UK SWIFT BIC – BARCGB22 If you are looking to receive payments in Mexican Peso (MXN) in addition you must provide the following: Intermediary bank: Banco Nacional de México Standard Settlement Instructions (SSIs) The vast majority of banks globally can automatically route your payment correctly using the above information which identifies Barclays and your account, and their systems automatically identify the correct route for the payment. This is the most efficient method to send your payment; it reduces human error and avoids payment delays. If the payment remitter specifically requires details of Barclays’ inbound correspondent bank for a particular currency, you can provide them with a copy of the below document: |
Sanctions |
Sanctions are restrictions on direct/indirect business and economic activity with certain countries, individuals, entities, governments or activity, and are put in place by governments using both laws and regulation. Countries currently affected by sanctions: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, South Sudan and Syria. In addition the Crimean region within Ukraine is also affected by sanctions. Any business which you undertake through Barclays directly/indirectly involving any of the countries listed above is subject to certain restrictions; please contact your Relationship Team to discuss your payment requirements further. Barclays complies with applicable sanctions in each country in which it operates. Barclays restricts business globally with countries, entities and individuals sanctioned by the following: United Nations (“UN”), the European Union (“EU”), Her Majesty’s Treasury in the UK and the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) in U.S. In addition to our legal obligations, Barclays’ sanctions policy takes into account ethical, regulatory and reputational issues, often going beyond legal requirements. Please note that when making a payment it is important to include full beneficiary details and any additional information within your payment instruction to avoid possible delays. |
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Legal disclaimer
The information in on this site is correct at the date of publication. It is intended as a general guide only. We recommend you obtain your own independent tax and legal advice tailored to your individual circumstances.
You must ensure that both you and the person receiving the payment comply with any local and international laws in relation to the payment, including regulatory restrictions, exchange controls and tax obligations. You have sole responsibility for the management of your legal obligations and tax affairs, including making any applicable filings and payments and complying with any applicable laws and regulations, including in relation to taxation.
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