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• GBP local account sort code and account number
• EUR local account (LT IBAN for domestic transfers within the EEA)
• SWIFT account for international transfers in all supported currencies

If you're an Hungarian customer with a Lithuanian (LT) IBAN and your account is migrated to the Hungarian (HU) branch, you'll receive an HU IBAN. Your old LT IBAN will still work, but the new HU IBAN will be the primary identifier for your account

If you open a Revolut account after the launch of the Hungarian branch, you'll automatically get an HU IBAN when your account is opened and no migration will be required. Read this FAQ to learn more.

In your Revolut app:

• Go to 'Home' on the bottom menu
• Tap 'Accounts'
• Select the desired currency
• Below your balance, tap 'Details'

If local details aren't available for the desired currency, check your SWIFT details — they'll be marked as 'For cross-border transfers only' in-app. To learn which details you should use for incoming transfers, check this article.