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OFFICE DES NATIONS UNIES À GENÈVE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE AT GENEVA
BANK INFORMATION / RENSEIGNEMENTS BANCAIRES

(Please type only, no handwriting – use tab key to fill in fields)
BENEFICIARY TYPE: CONSULTANT Consultancy fee
Action: ☐ Add new bank account ☐ Replace existing bank account ☐ Delete bank account below
Last name: First name:
NGOUGNI Syntiche
Index Number: Telephone: Email address:
000237 676544937 ngougnisyntiche199@gmail.com
Bank account information (Please provide a copy of bank statement header or letter from your bank)
Country: SWIFT/BIC (8 or 11 characters) Bank ID or Branch Name

CAMEROUN ICLRCMCXXXX CM2110001068356561483500102
Bank Name and Address:BANQUE INTERNATIONALE DU CAMEROUN POUR
L'EPARGNE ET LE CREDIT
Account Holder Name: (must be identical as on a bank statement, must be in the name of person)
NGOUGNI Syntiche
Account type: ☐ Checking account ☐ Saving account
Account Currency: Account Number or IBAN
XAF 65614835001
Routing Instructions:
Special Instructions:
Last Name, First Name (typed): Signature (mandatory)

NGOUGNI Syntiche
Date: Remarks:
08/05/2024
Contract = Payment Currency : USD

NAME (Printed): SIGNATURE:
Focal Point Office no.: Extension: Organization/Office:

(for queries / clarifications)
PN 000 7XXXX UNECE
Division/Section/Unit:
HR
Remarks:
Last update: September 2019

Instructions for Completing the Form
All fields are required unless not applicable.
#1. Account Holder Name

Bank account must be in the name of the person. Joint bank accounts are permitted. Account holder name
must be the same as indicated on a bank statement or letter from the bank.
#2. Account Number

The new standard format of the International Bank Account Number (IBAN) was introduced and adopted
especially in European countries to ensure the straight through processing in the European Union. If you
have a euro account in the European Union, IBAN must be provided. In addition, for all bank accounts in
countries where the standard format is adopted, IBAN must be provided.
#3. Account Type

Contact your bank to confirm whether the account type is required to receive electronic payments.
#4. Bank Identifier

The bank identifier uniquely identifies the institution in the banking system within the country. Consult
with your bank to obtain the bank identification within the domiciliation country and the international
identification when applicable. For example, in the United States, bank local ID is known as the ABA
(American Bankers Association) number or the routing number (9 digits). And, generally, the SWIFT BIC
code is considered as the international bank identification (8 or 11 digits alpha numeric number). It is
recommended to provide the SWIFT BIC code when it is available.
#5. Bank: Accounts at non-commercial banks or at offshore banks

UNOG Treasury will only make payments to bank accounts with commercial banks. Making a payment to
an offshore bank account or to an account at non-commercial bank (such as brokerage house) is often
difficult. Please note that it is the responsibility of the beneficiary to make his/her banking arrangements
for investments and brokerage banks.
#6. Routing Instructions (important for cross-border United States dollar payment)
The cross-border payments are routed through intermediary banks. There are multiple options for routing
cross-border payments and the associated routing fees could vary. A complete routing information will
help to enable timely payments with minimum bank charges. While this information is not a requirement
to complete the form, it is recommended that you supply it as specific as possible after obtaining guidance
from your bank to avoid errors, delays and expensive bank fees.
While the United Nations banks do not deduct any bank fees, your bank or intermediary banks may deduct
bank fees from incoming remittances. Please note that the United Nations does not reimburse bank
fees deducted by your bank or by any intermediary bank.
#7. Special Instructions (Important for cross-border payment)

Cross-border payments to some countries require special instructions set by local authorities, such as: the
purpose of payment, business identification number and payment details code, TAX ID for Argentina,
Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Dominican Republic, Paraguay. Please contact your bank to confirm whether
any special instructions are required to receive cross-border payments.
A SAMPLE HOW TO FILL THE FORM

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OFFICE DES NATIONS UNIES À GENÈVE UNITED NATIONS OFFICE AT GENEVA

BANK INFORMATION / RENSEIGNEMENTS BANCAIRES

Country: SWIFT/BIC (8 or 11 characters) Bank ID or Branch Name

Last Name, First Name (typed): Signature (mandatory)

Contract = Payment Currency : USD

Focal Point Office no.: Extension: Organization/Office:

Last update: September 2019

#1. Account Holder Name

#2. Account Number

#3. Account Type

#4. Bank Identifier

#5. Bank: Accounts at non-commercial banks or at offshore banks

#7. Special Instructions (Important for cross-border payment)

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