FAQ

A bank code is an identification number used by banks when making overseas remittances. Shinsei Bank has 2 bank codes.

·BIC/SWIFT Code : LTCBJPJT
or LTCBJPJTHED ·CHIPS UID Number: 024997

Shinsei Bank does not have other codes such as ABA, Sort Code, Transit Number, BSB, IBAN etc. However, you are able to receive fund by using SWIFT code.

< Important Notice > To customers who are expecting overseas remittances or domestic foreign currency remittances

Effective on Mon, December 16th, 2019, customers receiving incoming "remittance funds from overseas (including JPY)" or "foreign currencies remittances from within Japan" will be charged a "remittance handling fee" before the funds are deposited. The "remittance handling fee" will be deducted either by "Incoming remittance " or "foreign savings account of the incoming currency of the remittance" or "Japanese yen savings account ".
※Customers may not specify how the handling fee will be deducted.

The fees will vary according to the currency and will be deducted from the remittance amount. In event the "remittance handling fee" cannot be deducted, Shinsei Bank will refund the incoming remittance back to the remitter.

★To current Shinsei Silver stage or higher customers★
Shinsei Bank customers who have paid a receiving charge for incoming international remittances will receive 2,000 JPY (per remittance) cash back at a later date. Please check here for details.