Global payments

mano.bank BIC code: KUSRLT24. 

To receive euros from anywhere outside the SEPA network, the following information must be provided: 

Beneficiary bank: KUSRLT24 
Beneficiary bank name: AB Mano bankas 
Bank address: S. Moniuskos str. 27, Vilnius, LT- 08115, Lithuania 

NOTE: KUSRLT24 is a direct member of TARGET2 

Account: LTXX50301200000000XX 
Name: Name Surname 
Address:  Address 

You can attach payment-related documents while initiating payment through our online banking. Follow the below steps:

1. Fill out the payment details, select „Additional information“ and click „Continue“.

2. Select your attachments and upload them. You can attach more than one document. Click 'Continue.'

3. Uploaded documents should appear in the "Attachments" list. Confirm the payment after verifying your payment information.

To ensure successful same-day conversion of your selected currency, please complete the conversion by:

USD - 4:00 p.m.
CAD - 4:00 p.m.
AUD - 2:00 p.m.
GBP - 3:00 p.m.
PLN - 09:30 a.m.
CHF - 10:30 a.m.
DKK - 10:30 a.m.
SEK - 10:30 a.m.
NOK - 10:30 a.m.

Currently, you are only able to make payments in different currencies from your mano.bank account. Incoming payments can only be received in EUR.

You can make global payments in euros, British pounds, American and Canadian dollars, Mexican pesos and Czech koruna. 

You can only send Polish zlotys to Poland. 

You can only send Danish krone to Denmark. 

You can only send Norwegian kroner to Norway. 

You can only send Swedish krona to Sweden. 

You can only send Singapore dollars to Singapore. 

You can only send Hong Kong dollars to Hong Kong. 

If you can’t find the bank you need, please email us at hello@mano.bank. 

If you regularly make payments in a currency that we don't currently offer, please email us at hello@mano.bank and we'll consider including that currency to our services.

The outgoing and incoming payments involving residents or bussinesses of the following countries and jurisdictions will not be processed:

If you notice a security breach or vulnerability in the bank's services, or receive a suspicious e-mail, please notify us by phone during the bank's business hours at +370 5 240 9389 or by e-mail at support@mano.bank, and after business hours please call us +370 5 240 9389 and press 9.

• Never disclose your online banking user ID, online banking, Smart-ID, mobile e-signature passwords over the phone, on social networks or by email. Recently, fraudsters are increasingly attempting to trick people into logging in over the phone by pretending to be an employee of a bank, the police, the Financial Crime Investigation Service, the Office of Special Investigations, the State Social Insurance Fund, or other state agencies, or an employer offering you an attractive job. Do not succumb to psychological pressure – do not disclose confidential information by phone, SMS, or e-mail, as nobody has the right to request it from you.
• Do not click on any links received via email, chat apps, or SMS messages, or follow requests to enter or dictate your online banking credentials.
• Carefully read the address of the web link you receive – fraudsters often create an almost identical online banking login page, but its web address will always differ from the actual one by at least one letter or symbol.
• Do not write down, email, SMS, or otherwise share or save codes and passwords used to unlock your computer or phone screen. Create complex passwords that are hard to guess, remember them, and change them regularly. When creating PINs, be sure to choose random combinations of numbers. Do not use combinations such as 1111, 1234, your year of birth, address numbers, or other personal or easily guessed information.
• Secure the computer that you use to connect to an online banking:
  • Install a trusted legitimate antivirus program, update your software regularly, and use the latest versions of your browsers.
  • Security flaws in operating systems and other software are common, allowing fraudsters to gain unauthorised access to alien computers and systems. These loopholes are exploited by hackers, therefore, manufacturers constantly make adjustments to the equipment to ensure the safety of the equipment and eliminate vulnerabilities. Therefore, make sure that your operating system and other software are updated in a timely manner. Do not use software that is no longer updated, such as Internet Explorer 6.
• If you have received a message on your phone from your login tool to enter your password, but you are not connected to the Online banking system at the time, ignore it. Do the same if you receive a request to confirm a funds transfer, even though you don't make any transfer at the time.
• Read carefully who you give your consent to each time you receive a notification from your login tool to enter your password.

When initiating cross-border payments, the central bank of the country may require a Purpose of Payment Code to be included with your transaction in order for your payment to be accepted and processed.

When sending a payment, select the required code and enter it in the payment details. E.g.: your payment details; UAE proper code – SAL.

Countries requiring payment purpose codes: United Arab Emirates (SWIFT payments in all currencies).

Please find the list of payment purpose codes here.