Adding your payment details is an essential step in setting up your Plane account. You may need to contact your bank or financial institution to confirm the information needed to receive your payments.
How to add your account:
Log in to your Plane account.
Go to the Payments > Bank accounts tab.
Click Add account on the left or the center of the tab if it's your first time adding one.
Enter your Plane password, then click "Confirm."
Select your bank country by clicking the arrow on the left of the field. Click "Continue."
Add your bank account Currency, Account number, SWIFT/BIC, Bank transit number, and branch transit number. Click "Continue."
💡 Please note: Depending on the country, we may ask for other details such as the Transfer type (WIRE or ACH), Institution number, BSB, etc.Select "Individual" or "Business," then enter your name as it appears on your bank account. Click "Continue."
Enter your residential (home) address. Click "Continue."
Click "Add account."
Please see the list below for more information on some of the account details that may be requested:
Country
The country where your bank account is located. It's important to select the correct country because this determines the information we need to validate your account.
Currency
The currency type that applies to your bank account. We recommend that you choose to receive payments in your local currency if that option is available to you. This will help minimize any fees that may be deducted by your bank. Banks may charge fees when you're receiving payments as an international transfer (SWIFT), so using local (domestic) transfers in local currencies can help reduce fees, which means you can get paid more.
Account number
Your account number or IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a specific number assigned to your personal account. Account numbers (domestic) tend only to include numbers, but IBANs include both letters and numbers.
SWIFT/BIC
A SWIFT/BIC code is an international bank code that identifies specific banks worldwide. You can usually find your bank's SWIFT/BIC code in your bank account statements or by contacting your bank. You can also find some SWIFT/BIC codes using the finder on this page.
BSB
A BSB code (Bank State Branch code) is a six-digit number used in Australia to identify the bank, the state or territory, and the specific branch.
IFSC
An IFSC code (Indian Financial System Code) is an 11-character alphanumeric code used in India to uniquely identify a specific bank branch for electronic money transfers.
Bank transit number/Routing number
A unique code that is used for accounts based on the U.S.
Account and routing numbers work together to identify your account and ensure that your money ends up in the right place.
Branch transit number/Transit number
A 5-digit number that identifies a specific branch of a financial institution.
Individual or Business account type
This indicates whether the account is for a person or a registered business.
Name
The name of the person receiving the funds, you, in this case.
💡 Please note: Due to compliance requirements, the name on the account has to yours and matches what your bank has recorded.
Billing address
Your residential/home address that is connected to your account.
💡 Please note: P.O. Boxes are not accepted.
Can I get paid through Payoneer or Paypal?
Yes, you can get paid through Payoneer—in fact, we have many users who receive payments this way. Check out the How to add Payoneer as a payment method on Plane article for guidance.
We currently don’t support payments to PayPal, but you could try Wise (formerly TransferWise Borderless) if Payoneer is not an option. Check out the How to add Wise as a payment method on Plane article for guidance.
Questions?
We’re here to help! You can find more of our guides here, or reach out to us at support@plane.com or use Plane's in-app chat.