FTOS_IB_BICSWIFT

This entity holds the data regarding the BIC A BIC (Bank Identifier Code) is the SWIFT Address assigned to a bank in order to send automated payments quickly and accurately to the banks concerned. It uniquely identifies the name and country, (and sometimes the branch) of the bank involved. and SWIFT The Swift Code (also known as SWIFT-BIC, BIC code or SWIFT ID) is needed every time you want to make an international money transfer. codes and the financial institutions. It helps validate the correct input of the BIC/SWIFT and also automatically fill in the Beneficiary Bank’s details in the Make a payment screen as explained in . It is used in the Automation Script on demand FTOS_IB_GetBankFromBIC.

Attribute	Display Name	Type	Length	Description
FTOS_IB_BICSWIFTid	FTOS_IB_BICSWIFTid	Pk	N/A	Primary key.
Id	Id	Text	N/A	Primary attribute.
userId	User	Lookup	N/A	System attribute.
createdByUserId	Created by user	Lookup	N/A	System attribute.
modifiedByUserId	Modified by user	Lookup	N/A	System attribute.
businessUnitId	Business Unit	Lookup	N/A	System attribute.
createdOn	Created On	Date Time	N/A	System attribute.
modifiedOn	Modified On	Date Time	N/A	System attribute.
entityStatusId	Status	Lookup	N/A	System attribute.
BIC	BIC	Text	255	The Business Identifier Code (BIC) consists of 8 or 11 alphanumeric characters, comprising a Business party prefix (previous institution code), country code, business party suffix and branch identifier.
Bank	Bank	Text	255	The bank that opened the account.
Country	Country	Text	255	The country where the bank is.
BankGroup	Bank Group	Text	255	The group the bank belongs to.
Blacklist	Black list	Text	255	The list with forbidden entries.
Validityfrom	Validity from	Date	N/A	The date from when the code is valid.
Validityto	Validity to	Date	N/A	The date when the validity of the code ends.