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✓ SEPA MemberUAB Paylar IBAN Format & BIC Code
UAB Paylar's BIC is UAUPLT2V. Its IBANs are 20 characters long. The bank takes part in SEPA credit transfers.
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UAB Paylar's participation in the European payment schemes, from the EPC register of participants.
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IBAN Format at UAB Paylar
IBANs at UAB Paylar follow the Lithuania standard: 20 characters starting with LT.
Example structure (generic Lithuania format, not a UAB Paylar account):
Grouped example:
LT12 1000 0111 0100 1000
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Lithuania IBAN format →Frequently Asked Questions
What is UAB Paylar's BIC (SWIFT code)?
UAUPLT2V. Written with the head-office branch code it is UAUPLT2VXXX; both forms reach the same bank. A euro transfer within SEPA needs only the IBAN.
How long are UAB Paylar IBANs?
20 characters, like every IBAN from Lithuania: the country code LT, two check digits, the bank code (5 digits) and the account number (11 digits).
Can I send an instant transfer to UAB Paylar?
UAB Paylar is not listed in SEPA Instant Credit Transfer, so a euro transfer to it goes as a standard SEPA credit transfer.
Does UAB Paylar confirm the payee's name?
Yes. It answers Verification of Payee requests (since 18 September 2025), so the payer's bank can compare the name entered with the account holder's name before a euro transfer is sent.
Where is UAB Paylar's registered office?
Konstitucijos pr. 7, 09308 Vilnius, according to GLEIF.