SEPA
1. Product Introduction
The SEPA Payout Product allows merchants to quickly and securely send Euro funds to bank accounts within the European Economic Area (EEA) through a single integration. SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) was established by the EU and its member countries to promote unified and convenient Euro payments, offering efficient and low-cost payment solutions. With SEPA payments, merchants can transfer Euros between any bank accounts within the EEA, increasing transaction efficiency and avoiding additional currency conversion and cross-border payment fees.
2. Capability Description
Type | Description | Notes |
Payment Method Type | BANK_TRANSFER | |
Target Organizations | All SEPA-supported banks within the EEA, no need for separate specification | SWIFT CODE required to identify the recipient bank |
Supported Countries | Austria, Åland Islands, Ireland, Estonia, Iceland, Belgium, Bulgaria, Poland, Denmark, Germany, Faroe Islands, France, Finland, Greenland, Hungary, Greece, Netherlands, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia, San Marino, Spain, Italy | See detailed country list in: "SEPA Product Specification" |
Settlement Currency | EUR | |
Recipient Type | CORPORATION, PERSONAL | |
Amount Limit | Minimum limit: 0.01 EUR | |
Timing | Under 100,000 EUR: near real-time Over 100,000 EUR: T0-T+1 | Cut-off time:14:00 UTC+1 |
POBO | Supported | |
Remark | Supported | Display may vary depending on the recipient bank |
3. How to Use
When a merchant makes a payment using SEPA, the following recipient information must be provided, and the payment request will be transmitted through the SEPA network to the recipient bank.
- IBAN (International Bank Account Number) of the recipient account
- SWIFT Code (BIC) of the recipient bank
- Beneficiary Name
- Beneficiary's Residential Address
4. Parameter Description
For detailed description of SEPA product fields, please refer to: "SEPA Product Specification".