Yes, Holland Gold accepts SEPA bank transfers from abroad. Please note: we can only receive the payment in euros and the full invoice amount must be received by us.

Prevent an incomplete payment by checking with your bank whether any costs for an international payment or currency conversion are charged to the payer.

SEPA bank transfers are euro transfers within the SEPA area. This area consists of countries and territories within the European Union and a number of countries outside it, such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway. For the full and current list, please see the website of the European Payments Council.

Are you paying from a country outside the SEPA area? Then your payment will probably be processed through the SWIFT payment system and your bank may charge fees for the transfer.

Which bank details should I use when transferring to Holland Gold from abroad?

When making an international payment, your bank may ask for additional details about Holland Gold. Please use the details below:

Bank details:

Bank address:
Bijlmerdreef 106, 1102 CT Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Company address:
Arcadialaan 16B, 1813 KN Alkmaar

How can I prevent too little being transferred?

For a normal SEPA transfer in euros within the SEPA area, correspondent bank fees are generally not used. Is your payment coming from outside the SEPA area, or is the payment processed via SWIFT? Then your bank may ask who will pay the international bank fees.

In that case, if your bank shows this option, choose OUR under “correspondent bank fees”. With OUR, the payer pays the transfer costs, so that Holland Gold receives the full invoice amount.

There are usually three options for allocating these bank fees: OUR, BEN and SHA. With OUR, the payer pays all costs. With BEN or SHA, costs may be deducted from the amount Holland Gold receives, which may cause your payment to be received incompletely.