Change of EUIPO bank account

Monday 19 Feb 2018 @ 16:15
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As from 17 February 2018, one of the two bank accounts used by EUIPO to which users may transfer fees, current account replenishments and charges will change.

This change does not affect the bank account held by the Office at CaixaBank, which remains unchanged.

Therefore, as from 17 February 2018, the two bank accounts in use for the payment of fees, charges and current account replenishments at EUIPO are:

BANK	LOGO	ADDRESS	BANK ACOUNT (IBAN)	BIC
CaixaBank		Alicante (Spain)	ES03 2100 2353 0107 0000 0888	CAIXESBBXXX
Banco Santander		Alicante (Spain)	ES08 0049 6659 0121 1622 4792	BSCHESMMXXX

EUIPO’s online e-filing application has already been fully updated with the details of the new bank account number.

Details of this change are contained in the Communication No 1/2018 of the Executive Director of the Office of 16 February 2018

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Original article link: https://euipo.europa.eu/ohimportal/en/web/guest/news/-/action/view/4044339

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