Business accounts
Applying for an IBAN account in a traditional bank as a company might be time-consuming and unfavorable, but with Genome you can do that quickly online and as secure, since we are a fully regulated and licensed Electronic Money Institution. All the features you need to run your business, none of the bureaucracy.
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Make seamless SEPA transfers using your dedicated IBAN. Send money instantly between Genome accounts. Save and schedule transfers.
Your business grows, and so is the number of your accounts. Open up to 5 accounts in each currency — USD, GBP, EUR, PLN, CHF, JPY, and CAD. Transfer money between them.
Never lose a business transaction again and pay securely with a slick black matte corporate card, or have it activated virtually with instant access, to skip the delivery.
Issue dozens of virtual Visa cards and use them to buy ads, media, or subscriptions. Keep corporate expenses separate for your convenience and delegate payments to your authorized employees.
Use Genome’s My Team feature to let members of your company access your business account securely and operate it, to share the workload. Edit access list anytime.
Genome is regulated and protected by the National Bank of Lithuania, fully regulated and SCA compliant, so your business transactions are secured with 2FA and login OTPs.
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Genome offers a low fee euro IBAN account opening for selected businesses! You can check more details about the account opening on our pricing section for businesses.
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Additional Services
Business wallet users can access international transfers and send funds to partners and contractors around the world! SWIFT, BACS, CHAPS, Faster Payments, and TARGET2 payments are available.
Card for your corporate and marketing expenses in slick black matte finish with additional security layer.
A better way to send or receive money if you live, work or run your business within the Eurozone.
Fully functional business account: send and receive international payments, share access, schedule transfers.
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How do I generate an IBAN?
The International Bank Account Number is a numbering system that allows identifying the beneficiary when it comes to cross-border and international money transfers. It is utilized within the eurozone and by other countries. The length of an IBAN differs, but it can’t contain more than 34 characters. The number contains an ISO code of the country, the check digits, a bank code, a branch/settle code (not always), and an account number. Thus, the characters in your IBAN are generated depending on the indicators listed above. Some websites offer to generate your IBAN based on your country, bank code, and account number. With Genome, you can always look up your IBAN — log in, and check out the account details on the dashboard.
Is the IBAN number unique for each account?
Yes, it is. The IBAN is individual for each user to avoid errors and transfer money to the right account.
How to transfer money to an IBAN account?
It depends on the type of transfer you make. For instance, SEPA payments require an IBAN or an account number, a BIC code, and the beneficiary’s name. The instant internal transfers also require you to enter the beneficiary's IBAN or their email/phone/account ID. Find out about sending and receiving money on Genome’s money transfers page.
What is the difference between IBAN and account number?
As was mentioned above, the IBAN consists of many different indicators, one of which is the account number. The account number (usually 10 to 12 characters) is shorter than the IBAN. Another point of differentiation is that the IBAN starts with two letters, that represent the ISO code of the country.