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Products
- Products
  
  Global payment products designed to give immigrants the opportunity to be financially successful
  
  Send Money, Receive Money
  
  With a list of more than 20 countries, you can send money anywhere in the world
  
  Global Accounts
  
  Open international accounts to receive, hold and send money
  
  Request Money
  
  Send multiple pay requests for money or share a payment link
  
  Pay Bills
  
  Pay Bills to utility providers across the globe
  
  Send Airtime Top Up
  
  With a global account, you can send airtime top ups to friends and loved ones
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What is a SWIFT/BIC code?

Send and receive money in 180+ countries with no hidden fees. Plus, transfers are always instant and free between Simplisend friends, no matter where they are. A SWIFT/BIC code consists of 8-11 characters and follows a format that identifies your bank, country, location, and branch.

Notes:

Bank code (4 letters)

The first four letters represent the bank and usually look like an
abbreviated version of the bank name.

Country Code (2 letters)

These two letters indicate the country where the bank is located.

Location code (2 letters or numbers)

These two characters designate the location of the bank’s main
office.

Branch Code (3 letters)

These 3 digits identify a specific branch. ‘XXX’ is used for a bank’s
head office.

Validate SWIFT Code

To validate, type the SWIFT Code in the specified field above.
Make sure that the SWIFT Code follows the proper format.
The length is 8 or 11 characters without dashes or spaces.