What is the IBAN of ZeroPoint?

An IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a standardized code used to identify bank accounts across borders and to facilitate cross-border payments. It contains country, bank, and account information.

Account number vs IBAN: An account number identifies an account within one bank in one country. An IBAN is internationally recognized and includes country code and check digits. IBAN length varies by country (often 14–34 characters, commonly 20–24). SWIFT/BIC is often required alongside IBAN for international transfers.

If the payer's bank requires a different IBAN length (e.g. 24 digits vs your 23): Verify the IBAN is correct; contact the payer's bank and the payee's bank; consider including BIC; or use an alternative such as SWIFT/BIC + account number. IBAN and bank details for ZeroPoint (if available in your region) are in the dashboard or from support.