How to Connect a Bank Account to Your GiveSendGo Fundraiser

Connect a Bank Account to Your Fundraiser on GiveSendGo

Before You Begin

To connect a bank account, you must first be added as the fundraiser recipient. If you're the fundraiser organizer, you can add yourself as the recipient by following the steps in How to Add a Recipient to Your Fundraiser.

If someone else created the fundraiser, ask the organizer to invite you as a recipient using the steps in How to Add a Recipient to Your Fundraiser. Once you've been added as the recipient, you can connect your bank account.

How to Connect Your Bank Account

How you connect your bank account depends on how you were added as the recipient.

If you added yourself as the recipient: When you complete the Recipient Information form, you'll be prompted to connect your bank account as part of that process.

If the fundraiser organizer invited you: After accepting the email invitation and creating your GiveSendGo account:

  1. Log in to your GiveSendGo account
  2. Locate the fundraiser preview card in your dashboard
  3. Click the green Connect a Bank Account button
  4. Complete and submit the form
The name on your bank account must match the name on the ID you upload for verification. You may be asked to provide additional documentation during the verification process.

Bank Requirements by Country

Most countries require an IBAN, a SWIFT/BIC code, or a standard account number. Some regions use country-specific formats like a routing number (US), sort code (UK), or CLABE (Mexico). Use the examples below to find the correct format for your region.

Africa

CountryBank Account InformationExample Format
BeninIBANBJ66BJ0610100100144390000769 (28 characters)
Côte d'IvoireIBANCI93CI0080111301134291200589 (28 characters)
EgyptSWIFT / BIC CodeNBEGEGCX331 (8–11 characters)
EgyptIBANEG573456789012345678901111111 (29 characters)
GambiaSWIFT / BIC CodeAGIXGMGM (8–11 characters)
GambiaAccount number000123000456000789 (18 characters)
GhanaBank sort code022112 (6 digits)
GhanaAccount number000123456789 (8–20 digits)
KenyaSWIFT / BIC CodeBARCKENXMDR (8–11 characters)
KenyaAccount number0123456789 (up to 32 characters)
MauritiusSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAAMUMUXYZ (8–11 characters)
MauritiusIBANMU17BOMM0101101030300200000MUR (30 characters)
MoroccoSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAAMAMAXXX (8–11 characters)
MoroccoAccount NumberMA64011519000001205000534921 (28 characters)
NamibiaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAANANXXYZ (8–11 characters)
NamibiaAccount number000123456789 (8–13 characters)
NigeriaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAANGLAXXX (11 digits)
NigeriaAccount number (NUBAN)1111111112 (10 digits)
SenegalIBANSN08SN0100152000048500003035 (28 characters)
South AfricaSWIFT / BIC CodeFIRNZAJJ (8–11 characters)
South AfricaAccount number2140000054 (up to 16 digits)
TunisiaIBANTN5904018104004942712345 (24 characters)

Asia

CountryBank Account InformationExample Format
Hong KongClearing Code123 (3 characters)
Hong KongBranch code456 (3 characters)
Hong KongAccount number123456-789 (6–9 characters)
IndonesiaBank nameUOB Buana
IndonesiaBank code023 (3–4 characters)
IndonesiaAccount numberFormat varies by bank
MalaysiaBank nameHSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad
MalaysiaSWIFT / BIC CodeHBMBMYKL (8–11 characters)
MalaysiaAccount number1234567890 (5–17 digits, format varies by bank)
PhilippinesSWIFT / BIC CodeBOPIPHMM (8–11 characters)
PhilippinesAccount number0123456789010 (up to 17 digits)
South KoreaSWIFT / BIC CodeTESTKR00123 (8–11 characters)
South KoreaAccount number012345678912 (11–15 characters)

Central & South America

CountryBank Account InformationExample Format
Antigua and BarbudaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAAAGAGXYZ (8–11 characters)
Antigua and BarbudaAccount Number000123456789 (1–32 characters)
ArgentinaCBU0110000600000000000000 (22 digits)
BoliviaBank code040 (1–3 digits)
BoliviaAccount number000123456789 (10–15 digits)
ChileBank code507 (3 digits)
ChileAccount number000123456789 (5–25 digits)
ChileBank account typechecking
ColombiaBank code060 (3 digits)
ColombiaAccount number000123456789 (9–16 digits)
ColombiaBank account typesavings
Costa RicaIBANCR04010212367856709123 (22 characters)
GuatemalaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAAGTGCXYZ (8–11 characters)
GuatemalaIBANGT82TRAJ01020000001210029690 (28 characters)
GuyanaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAAGYGGXYZ (8–11 characters)
GuyanaAccount number000123456789 (1–32 characters)
ParaguayBank code27 (1–2 digits)
ParaguayAccount number0000000123456789 (up to 16 digits)
PeruCCI99934500012345670024 (20 digits)
Saint LuciaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAALCLCXYZ (8–11 characters)
Saint LuciaAccount number000123456789 (1–32 characters)
Trinidad & TobagoBank code999 (3 characters)
Trinidad & TobagoBranch code00001 (5 characters)
Trinidad & TobagoAccount number00001234123456788 (up to 17 characters)
UruguayBank code091 (3 digits)
UruguayAccount number000123456788 (up to 12 digits)

Europe

CountryBank Account InformationExample Format
AlbaniaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAAALTXXXX (8–11 characters)
AlbaniaIBANAL35202111090000000001234567 (28 characters)
AustriaIBANAT611904300234573201
BelgiumIBANBE12345678912345
BulgariaIBANBG80BNBG96611020345678 (22 characters)
CroatiaIBANHR1210010051863000160 (21 characters)
CyprusIBANCY17002001280000001200527600 (28 characters)
Czech RepublicIBANCZ6508000000192000145399 (24 characters)
DenmarkIBANDK5000400440116243
EstoniaIBANEE382200221020145685 (20 characters)
FinlandIBANFI2112345600000785
FranceIBANFR1420041010050500013M02606 (27 characters)
GermanyIBANDE89370400440532013000 (22 characters)
GibraltarSort Code12-34-56
GibraltarAccount number1234567
GreeceIBANGR1601101250000000012300695 (27 characters)
HungaryIBANHU42117730161111101800000000 (28 characters)
IcelandIBANIS140159260076545510730339 (26 characters)
IrelandIBANIE29AIBK93115212345678 (22 characters)
ItalyIBANIT60X0542811101000000123456 (27 characters)
LatviaIBANLV80BANK0000435195001 (21 characters)
LiechtensteinIBANLI21088100002324013AA (21 characters)
LithuaniaIBANLT121000011101001000 (20 characters)
LuxembourgIBANLU280019400644750000 (20 characters)
MaltaIBANMT84MALT011000012345MTLCAST001S (31 characters)
MonacoIBANMC5810096180790123456789085 (27 characters)
NetherlandsIBANNL39RABO0300065264 (18 characters)
NorwayIBANNO9386011117947 (15 characters)
PolandIBANPL61109010140000071219812874 (28 characters)
PortugalIBANPT50123443211234567890172 (25 characters)
RomaniaIBANRO49AAAA1B31007593840000 (24 characters)
San MarinoSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAASMSMXXX (8–11 characters)
San MarinoIBANSM86U0322509800000000270100 (27 characters)
SerbiaSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAARSBGXXX (8–11 characters)
SerbiaIBANRS35260005601001611379 (22 characters)
SlovakiaIBANSK3112000000198742637541 (24 characters)
SloveniaIBANSI56263300012039086 (19 characters)
SpainIBANES9121000418450200051332 (24 characters)
SwedenIBANSE3550000000054910000003 (24 characters)
SwitzerlandIBANCH9300762011623852957 (21 characters)
United KingdomSort Code12-34-56
United KingdomAccount number1234567

Middle East

CountryBank Account InformationExample Format
BahrainSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAABHBMXYZ (8–11 characters)
BahrainIBANBH29BMAG1299123456BH00 (22 characters)
IsraelIBANIL620108000000099999999 (23 characters)
KuwaitSWIFT / BIC CodeAAAAKWKWXYZ (8–11 characters)
KuwaitIBANKW81CBKU0000000000001234560101 (30 characters)
Saudi ArabiaSWIFT / BIC CodeNCBKSAJE101 (8–11 characters)
Saudi ArabiaIBANSA0380000000608010167519 (24 characters)
TürkiyeSWIFT / BIC CodeADABTRIS (8–11 characters)
TürkiyeIBANTR330006100519786457841326 (26 characters)
United Arab EmiratesIBANAE070331234567890123456 (23 digits)

North America

CountryBank Account InformationExample Format
CanadaTransit number12345
CanadaInstitution number678
CanadaAccount NumberFormat varies by bank
MexicoCLABE123456789012345678 (18 characters)
United StatesRouting Number111000000 (9 digits)
United StatesAccount numberFormat varies by bank

Oceania

CountryBank Account InformationExample Format
AustraliaBSB123456 (6 characters)
AustraliaAccount number (AUD)12345678 (4–9 digits)
AustraliaAccount number (non-AUD)DTCBBZ1T (4–14 alphanumeric characters)
New ZealandAccount numberAABBBB3456789YZZ (15–16 digits)

A Note on Online Banks

GiveSendGo supports both traditional and online banks (such as Wise or Revolut), as long as the account details meet the requirements for your country. Some online-only banks experience a higher rate of transfer issues. For the most reliable results, use a standard checking or savings account from a traditional bank.

After You Submit

Once you submit your bank account information, it will be reviewed for verification. Verification typically completes within 1–2 business days and occurs once your fundraiser receives its first donation. The full prerequisite list is: ID uploaded, bank account added, and first donation placed.

If you have questions during this process, Contact Us and we'll help.

For next steps, see How Transfers Work on GiveSendGo and How to Make a Transfer.

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