Online Euro Bill Pay makes single and repeating payments within SEPA participating countries more convenient than ever. An IBAN, or International Bank Account Number, and BIC, or Bank Identifier Code, are part of the European standard that has been adopted as part of SEPA. In order to begin paying your local bills online, you will need to enroll in Online Banking and be aware of the IBAN and BIC for both yourself and the companies that you regularly pay.
The below information will remain in effect after 01 April 2024.
Your IBAN number is unique to each of your accounts, and may be found by clicking on the Show IBAN link next to your account on the main Online Banking page, to reveal the 22-digit number. You may also obtain the IBAN number from your local Community Bank associate, in person or by phone. Your IBAN does not replace your existing Community Bank account number and will only be used for electronic transactions with other businesses or individuals. Each IBAN number uniquely identifies an account, and should be protected as you do your account number.
Registered under Bank of America, N.A. Military Banking, your BIC number is MNBIDEF1.
These numbers will be required to initiate single or repeating payments with companies. Generally, they are printed on the invoice, bill, or included in the contract details (e.g. rental contract) or you may need to contact the recipient directly.
Click here for instructions on how to make online Euro Bill Payments (opens in new tab).
Customers may establish both single and repeating payments to companies that you regularly pay, such as landlords and utility services.
The cut–off time is 4:00 p.m. U.S. Central Time.
Processing times may vary, but the payment should reach the beneficiary within three business days from the execution of the payment.
The current countries participating in SEPA consists of the 33 EU Member States plus multiple other countries and territories.
The fee for single and repeating Online Euro Bill Payments will be $1 per transaction. Organizational customers should contact their Community Bank representative for fee information.
Online Sterling Bill Payments makes single and repeating payments within the United Kingdom more convenient than ever. In order to begin paying your local bills online, you will need to enroll in online banking and be aware of the Name of Payee, Sort Code, and Account Number for both yourself and the company that you regularly pay.
A sort code is a six-digit number, formatted as three pairs of numbers. It identifies both the bank and the branch where the account is held. It is widely used by British an Irish banking industries to route money transfers between banks.
These numbers will be required to initiate single or repeating payments with companies. Generally, they are printed on the invoice, bill, or included in the contract details (e.g. rental contract). You may need to contact the recipient directly.
Click Here for instructions on how to make Online Sterling Bill Payments (opens in new tab)
Customers may establish both single and repeating payments to companies that you regularly pay, such as landlords and utility services.
The daily cutoff time for payments is 3:45 p.m. U.S. Central Time Monday through Friday
Currently, Sterling Bill Payments can only be made within the United Kingdom.
Processing times may vary, but the payment should reach the beneficiary within 2-4 business days from the execution of the payment.
The fee for single and repeating Online Sterling Bill Payments will be $1 per transaction. Organizational customers should contact their Community Bank representative for fee information.