IBAN is an account number expressed in an international format used for foreign payments to European Economic Area (EEA) countries.
BIC (also known as SWIFT) is the bank's identification code for international payments. Our BIC is RZBCCZPP.
Where can I find my account IBAN?
- In Mobile Banking
Log in to the app and on the main page, click on the account.
You will see four tabs – History, Payments, Products and Detail. Click on the last tab Detail.
In the Detail tab, you can see the IBAN and SWIFT code of your account.
- In Internet Banking
On the www.rb.cz page, click on the blue LOGIN button in the top right corner and log into Internet Banking.
Select the Accounts tab from the top menu.
Click on the account tile.
In the left menu, select Account Details and then Settings. Here you will find your account details including IBAN.
What information do I need when I send a foreign payment?
- When you send a payment to EEA countries
You need the payee to provide you with the account number in IBAN format.
We can already tell from the first details you enter whether you are sending a SEPA payment or an foreign payment, and in the next step you will only fill in what is needed for that type of payment.
- For other foreign payments outside the EEA
You will enter more data. You can enter an account number instead of IBAN. We'll also need the account name and full address of the payee, as well as the BIC and address of the payee's bank.
What information should I give to the person who sends me a foreign payment?
- The sender of the payment will need the following from you:
- Your account number in IBAN format
- Your account name: The account name is your name (the account holder). You can see it in Internet Banking in Account Details and Settings.
- Your address in street, city, zip code and state format
- Bank name: Raiffeisenbank a.s., Prague, Czech republic
- Our address: Hvězdova 1716/2b, 140 78 Prague 4, Czech republic
- Our BIC: RZBCCZPP (if the sender requires 11 characters, please enter the code RZBCCZPPXXX)