This page describes the management and use of bank codes in the application. You will learn which fields are recorded for banking institutions, how to download, import, or export bank codes from various sources, and what options are available to you. Bank codes are essential for payment transactions and are regularly updated to ensure correct bank connections.
Downloading Bank Codes
Bank codes are necessary for payment transactions. You can download the bank codes directly from the major banks. The application supports downloading bank codes from the following banks:
Austrian National Bank
German Bundesbank
SIX Interbank Clearing AG
To download the bank codes, proceed as follows:
Open the Bank Codes page in the application.
You can access the Bank Codes page via NCP Exports Setup or NCP Imports Setup using the Bank Codes action.
On the NCP Bank Codes page, click the setup action, Download in the action bar.
Select the desired bank from which you want to download the bank codes, or select all.
Confirm your selection. The application downloads the current bank codes and imports them into the database.
If there are already records in the NCP Bank Code table, you will be asked how to proceed. You can choose how to handle the import of the data,
with the following options available:
Create only new records
Only bank codes that are not yet in the database will be downloaded. Existing bank codes will not be overwritten.
Create new records & overwrite existing records
All downloaded bank codes will be created in the database. Existing bank codes will be overwritten with the default values. Custom adjustments will be lost.
Create new records & update existing records (settings remain)
All downloaded bank codes will be created in the database. Existing bank codes will be updated, custom adjustments will be retained. Only the fields changed in the downloaded NCP bank code will be updated.
After the download is complete, you will receive confirmation that the bank codes have been successfully updated.
Note
Please note that an online connection is established when downloading the bank codes.
Exporting Bank Codes
You can export the bank codes from the database to a JSON file. This file can be used for importing into other databases or for backing up the bank codes. To export the bank codes, proceed as follows:
Open the Bank Codes page in the application.
On the NCP Bank Codes page, click the setup action, Export in the action bar.
The application exports all bank codes from the database to a JSON file.
Save the file to a desired location on your computer.
The exported file can later be used for importing into other databases.
Importing Bank Codes
You can import bank codes from a JSON file into the database. This is useful if you have bank codes from older systems or other sources. To import bank codes, proceed as follows:
Open the Bank Codes page in the application.
On the NCP Bank Codes page, click the setup action, Import in the action bar.
Select the JSON file containing the bank codes you want to import.
The application imports the bank codes from the file into the database.
If there are already records in the NCP Bank Code table, you will be asked how to proceed. You can choose how to handle the import of the data,
with the following options available:
Create only new records
Only bank codes that are not yet in the database will be downloaded. Existing bank codes will not be overwritten.
Create new records & overwrite existing records
All downloaded bank codes will be created in the database. Existing bank codes will be overwritten with the default values. Custom adjustments will be lost.
Create new records & update existing records (settings remain)
All downloaded bank codes will be created in the database. Existing bank codes will be updated, custom adjustments will be retained. Only the fields changed in the downloaded NCP bank code will be updated.
After the import is complete, you will receive confirmation that the bank codes have been successfully imported.
Fields
The following fields or columns are available in table NCP Bank Codes:
SWIFT/BIC Code
Specifies the SWIFT code of the bank.
Bank Branch No.
Specifies the bank branch no. of the bank. If the data was imported via Download, the bank branch no., if available, is only imported and viewed for austrian and german bank institutes.
Name
Specifies the name of the bank institute.
ISO Country Code
Specifies the ISO code for the country or region of the bank.
Address
Specifies the address of the bank. If the data was imported via the Download, the address, if available, is only imported and viewed for austrian institutes.
Post Code
Specifies the postal code of the bank.
City
Specifies the city of the bank.
County
Specifies the federal region or country of the bank. If the data was imported using the Download, the county, if available, is imported and viewed only for austrian banks.
Telefon No.
Specifies the phone number of the bank. If the data was imported via the Download, the telephone number, if available, is only imported and viewed for austrian banks.
Fax No.
Specifies the fax number of the bank. If the data was imported via the Download, the fax number, if available, is only imported and viewed for austrian banks.
E-Mail
Specifies the e-mail address of the bank. If the data was imported via the Download, the e-mail address, if available, is only imported and viewed for austrian banks.
Website
Specifies the website address of the bank. If the data was imported via the Download, the website address, if available, is only imported and viewed for austrian banks.
Information
Contains further information about the bank. With Download of the German bank codes, the short name of the bank is entered in this field. With the Download of the Austrian bank codes you can see if the bank is the main bank or a branch. This makes it easier to find out whether it is a branch or the main bank
Actions
Download
The campaign starts the download of the current bank codes directly from the selected main banks. You need these bank codes to use the NAVAX Payment Exports. A detailed guide for downloading can be found in the Downloading Bank Codes section on this page.
Import
This action starts the import of bank codes from a JSON file. These can be codes from older systems that you have already configured and exported using the export function. For detailed instructions on importing, see the Importing Bank Codes section on this page.
Export
Exports all bank codes from your database to a JSON file. This exported file can be used for importing into other databases. For detailed instructions on exporting, see the Exporting Bank Codes section on this page.
Note
Please note that older versions of NCP Payment Export cannot be imported with the exported files in JSON format.