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FR7613259028401263440020096

Bank Name: SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE KOLB SA)

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Country CodeFR
Check Digits76
Bank Code1325
Branch Code902840
Account number401263440020096
Bank Name
SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE KOLB SA)
Branch Code
XXX
Bank Address
1-3 PLACE DU GENERAL-DE-GAULLE
City
MIRECOURT
Province/State
VOSGES
Postal Code/Zip
88501
CountryFRANCE
SWIFT CodeKOLBFR21XXX

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FAQ

What is the IBAN for SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE KOLB SA)?

An IBAN is a unique identifier used by SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE KOLB SA) to recognize a customer's international account. Since IBANs are assigned to specific individual or business accounts, SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE KOLB SA) does not have a single, unified IBAN. You must obtain the IBAN directly from the recipient’s bank statement or online banking interface. Ensuring the accuracy of this IBAN, which includes the country code and bank information, is essential for the successful transfer of funds into the designated SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE KOLB SA) account.

What is an IBAN and what is its format?

An IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a standardized format used in cross-border remittances to identify a specific bank account. A standard IBAN typically consists of a 2-letter country code, 2 check digits, and a bank account number of up to 30 characters. This unique IBAN format is mandatory across Europe and the Middle East. Through the IBAN, the global financial system can automatically verify the legitimacy of the recipient's account and achieve automated clearing.

What should I keep in mind when using FR7613259028401263440020096 for a transfer?

When performing a wire transfer using FR7613259028401263440020096, the most critical step is to verify that the check digits within the IBAN are correct. Since FR7613259028401263440020096 contains all necessary routing information, any error may lead to funds being held or returned. Additionally, confirm that the receiving currency for FR7613259028401263440020096 matches the sending currency. It is recommended to perform a small test transfer or use a system validation tool to check the integrity of FR7613259028401263440020096 before initiating the full transfer.

What if I entered the wrong FR7613259028401263440020096? Can the misdirected funds be recovered?

If the check digits of the FR7613259028401263440020096 you entered do not match, the banking system will typically intercept the transfer and return it to the source. However, if the incorrect FR7613259028401263440020096 happens to point to another valid account, recovering the funds requires the sending bank to initiate a "Recall Request" to the receiving bank. Since the process of recalling FR7613259028401263440020096 funds cross-border is complex and success is not guaranteed, senders must double-check the consistency between the recipient's name and the account number before submitting the FR7613259028401263440020096.

Why is the received amount incorrect when transferring via FR7613259028401263440020096?

When transferring funds across borders via FR7613259028401263440020096, a reduction in the received amount is usually due to intermediary bank fees. If there is no direct clearing relationship between the sending bank and the FR7613259028401263440020096 receiving bank, the funds must pass through correspondent banks. A service fee is automatically deducted from the original FR7613259028401263440020096 remittance at each node. To minimize fund loss when using FR7613259028401263440020096, you can visit the XTransfer website (https://www.xtransfer.cn/) to apply for a global collection account. As a professional foreign trade financial service platform, XTransfer supports various local clearing modes, effectively reducing intermediary steps in FR7613259028401263440020096 cross-border payments for more transparent and lightning-fast settlements.

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