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A recipient bank account must be registered as a destination and pass review before it can receive a fiat payout. The field names in Create destination are the same in every supported country and region; every recipient account is paid over SWIFT, and what differs is what each country requires of fields such as iban_code, routing_value, and bank_country. This guide lists those differences for Hong Kong SAR (HKG), Taiwan, China (TWN), Malaysia (MYS), Philippines (PHL), Indonesia (IDN), Vietnam (VNM), Thailand (THA), Singapore (SGP), United Kingdom (GBR), Mexico (MEX).

Before you begin

  • Create the paying entity and complete KYC before you create a POBO payout. For KYC country differences, see KYC requirements by country.
  • Upload the bank-account document with Upload file v2 and use the returned file_id as contract_file_id.
  • Create the bank-account destination with Create destination.
  • For destination concepts and review behavior, see Destinations.

Shared destination request structure

Use the following destination type and holder type values for POBO bank-account destinations. The top-level CreateDestinationRequest requires the destination name, destination type, bank-account list, merchant ID, beneficiary country, contact email, and contact address.

Bank-account field requirements

POBO recipient bank accounts support SWIFT only. payment_method is always Swift; there is no other value.

Country-specific requirements

Next steps

After the bank-account destination passes review, create the Off-ramp payout. For the end-to-end POBO sequence, see Payouts on behalf of (POBO).