Bank accounts#

Banking → Bank accounts is one screen for everything related to receiving and withdrawing money: your own bank accounts, an optional virtual US/EUR account, and your off-ramp destinations.

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1. 1Bank accounts area
2. 2Add bank account
3. 3Your local accounts
4. 4Default for invoices
5. 5Virtual US or EUR account
6. 6Download payer instructions

Sections#

Your bank accounts#

Local accounts you add yourself, with no KYC. Their wire / SWIFT details are shown to payers on invoices. Hanko picks a template from the country you choose:

• United States — Bank name, routing number (ABA, 9 digits), account number, account type.
• Eurozone (SEPA / IBAN) — Bank name, IBAN, BIC / SWIFT.
• United Kingdom (Faster Payments) — Bank name, sort code (6 digits), account number (8 digits); optional IBAN/BIC for international wires.
• International (SWIFT) — Bank name, SWIFT/BIC, and either an IBAN or account number, plus optional bank address.

Each account requires a label and account holder name. Mark one as the default to show it on invoices automatically; you can override it per invoice.

Virtual US / EUR account#

A real USD or EUR account number that auto-converts incoming wires to stablecoins. This requires Bridge identity verification (KYC/KYB). When fiat is enabled, your live virtual accounts appear here with their bank details and the chain they settle to; otherwise you get a prompt to set up fiat. See Flex Routes.

Off-ramp destinations#

Verified bank accounts you can cash crypto out to as USD or EUR. This section only appears when fiat is enabled, and is used by Cashout.

Adding an account#