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Different IBAN numbers

  • 09-11-2016 3:16pm
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 499 ✭✭


    Any idea why I have different IBAN numbers showing up in my bank statement (IE97BOFIXXXXXXXXX) vs under my account in 365 online (IE65BOFIXXXXXX). The last eight digits matches with both, but just curious ?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,640 ✭✭✭Bank of Ireland: Sarah


    Any idea why I have different IBAN numbers showing up in my bank statement (IE97BOFIXXXXXXXXX) vs under my account in 365 online (IE65BOFIXXXXXX). The last eight digits matches with both, but just curious ?
    Hi Dwayne Howling Linesman,

    Thanks for contacting us on Boards. 

    Both of these IBANs will just fine work for you. This can happen when the branch you initially opened your account with is merged with another branch or is a sub-office of a larger branch. 

    Thanks,
    Sarah


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 499 ✭✭evlgmaojr27ypu


    Any idea why I have different IBAN numbers showing up in my bank statement (IE97BOFIXXXXXXXXX) vs under my account in 365 online (IE65BOFIXXXXXX). The last eight digits matches with both, but just curious ?
    Hi Dwayne Howling Linesman,

    Thanks for contacting us on Boards. 

    Both of these IBANs will just fine work for you. This can happen when the branch you initially opened your account with is merged with another branch or is a sub-office of a larger branch. 

    Thanks,
    Sarah
    Thanks a lot for clarifying 


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