> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bastion.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Off-ramp payout countries and required fields > Per-country payout rails, bank details, bank lookups, recipient fields, and business-recipient support for Bastion off-ramps across 60+ jurisdictions. Off-ramp payouts are supported to bank accounts in the United States and 60+ other countries. Requirements vary by country: the payment rail, the bank details you collect, whether the customer must select a receiving institution, and in some cases additional recipient fields. For the end-to-end flows, see [Withdraw stablecoin to a US bank account](/guides/quickstarts/off-ramp/withdraw-to-a-bank-account) and [Withdraw stablecoin to an international bank account](/guides/quickstarts/off-ramp/international-bank-account). For who is eligible to off-ramp, see [Jurisdiction overview](/guides/getting-started/jurisdiction-overview). ## Country requirements **Bank lookup** means you must fetch the receiving institution from `GET /v2/institutions` and pass the selected `bank_id`. See [Bank lookups](#bank-lookups) below. **Recipient extras** are in addition to the fields every registration requires: name (or `business_name`), `email`, and `address`. | Country | Currency | Rail | Bank lookup | Bank details | Recipient extras | Business recipients | | --------------------------------- | -------- | --------------- | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------- | ------------------- | | Argentina | ARS | `COELSA` | No | `coelsa_details`: `account_number`, `account_number_type` | `tax_id`, `phone` | Yes | | Australia | AUD | `BECS` | No | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_code` | None | Yes | | Bolivia | BOB | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `type` | `tax_id` | Yes | | Brazil | BRL | `PIX` | No | `pix_details`: `identifier_type`, `identifier_value` | `tax_id` | Yes | | Canada | CAD | `EFT` | Yes | `ca_eft_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `institution_number`, `transit_number` | None | Yes | | Chile | CLP | `SPAV` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `type` | `tax_id` | Yes | | Colombia | COP | `ACH` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `type` | `tax_id`, `phone` | Yes | | Costa Rica | CRC | `SINPE` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | `tax_id`, `phone` | Yes | | Dominican Republic | DOP | `LBTR` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `type` | `tax_id`, `phone` | Yes | | Ecuador | USD | `ACH` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | `tax_id`, `phone` | Yes | | Egypt | EGP | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN), `bank_id` | None | Yes | | El Salvador | USD | `ACH` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | `phone` | No | | Ghana | GHS | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Guatemala | GTQ | `ACH` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | `phone` | No | | Honduras | HNL | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | `phone` | No | | India | INR | `IMPS_FIRC` | No | `imps_firc_details`: `account_number`, `ifsc_code` | None | Yes | | Indonesia | IDR | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Israel | ILS | `ZAHAV` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN), `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Jamaica | JMD | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `bank_code` | `phone` | Yes | | Japan | JPY | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `bank_code` | `phone` | Yes | | Jordan | JOD | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN), `bank_id` | None | No | | Kenya | KES | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Malaysia | MYR | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Mexico | MXN | `SPEI` | No | `spei_details`: `clabe` | `tax_id` | Yes | | Pakistan | PKR | `IBFT` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN), `bank_id` | None | No | | Peru | PEN | `CCE` | Yes | `cce_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `type`, `address` | `tax_id` | Yes | | Philippines | PHP | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Qatar | QAR | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN), `bank_id` | `tax_id` | Yes | | Saudi Arabia | SAR | `MADA` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN), `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Singapore | SGD | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | `phone` | Yes | | South Africa | ZAR | `EFT` | Yes | `za_eft_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id`, `transit_number` | `phone` | No | | South Korea | KRW | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | None | Yes | | Thailand | THB | `BANK_TRANSFER` | Yes | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number`, `bank_id` | None | Yes | | United Arab Emirates | AED | `NPSS` | No | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN) | None | Yes | | United Kingdom | GBP | `BANK_TRANSFER` | No | `bank_transfer_details`: `account_number` (IBAN), `bank_code`, plus at least one of `swift_or_bic_number` or `bank_id` | None | Yes | | United States | USD | `WIRE` | No | `wire_details`: `account_number`, `routing_number`, `type`, `address` | None | Yes | | SEPA countries (29, listed below) | EUR | `SEPA` | No | `sepa_details`: `bank_account_number`, `swift_or_bic_number` | None | Yes | Where **Business recipients** is No, the country accepts individual recipients only, and submitting `recipient.business` fails. US payouts are first-party only: `beneficiary_type` must be `FIRST_PARTY`, and the destination must be a bank account the customer owns. Every other country accepts both `FIRST_PARTY` and `THIRD_PARTY`. ### SEPA countries All SEPA corridors pay out in EUR and share the same requirements: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland. ### Why rails and details objects differ Some countries have a standardized local scheme with its own `payment_method` value, such as `SPEI` for Mexico or `PIX` for Brazil. Countries without a dedicated local rail use `BANK_TRANSFER` as the catch-all, and the `country` on the request determines which corridor applies. Rails with identical field sets share a details object. `SPAV`, `SINPE`, `LBTR`, `IBFT`, `MADA`, `ZAHAV`, `NPSS`, `BECS`, and `ACH` all use `bank_transfer_details` despite having distinct `payment_method` values. Beyond the fields you collect, the rail changes nothing. Conversion submission, webhook handling, and status progression are identical everywhere. ## Bank lookups Countries marked **Yes** above require the customer to choose their receiving institution, and registration fails without a `bank_id`. Fetch the list before you render the bank field: ```Bash theme={"theme":{"light":"vitesse-light","dark":"vitesse-dark"}} GET /v2/institutions?country=KR¤cy=KRW&payment_method=BANK_TRANSFER Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY ``` For the response shape, when the list comes back empty, and where this fits in the flow, see [Step 3 of the international quickstart](/guides/quickstarts/off-ramp/international-bank-account#step-3-–-look-up-institutions). Two country-specific exceptions: * **Japan** requires a lookup for `bank_id` and separately requires a `bank_code`, the Zengin code, which the institutions endpoint does not return. Collect it from the customer. * **United Kingdom** needs no lookup, but does require at least one of `swift_or_bic_number` or `bank_id`. If you send `bank_id`, get it from the institutions endpoint rather than constructing it. ## Building the request Payout destinations are registered through `POST /v2/identities/{identity_id}/payment-instructions`. The country determines three things: the `payment_method`, the details object nested inside `bank_account_details`, and which recipient fields you need. Canada, which uses one of the more detailed objects: ```JSON theme={"theme":{"light":"vitesse-light","dark":"vitesse-dark"}} { "payment_method": "EFT", "country": "CA", "fiat_currency_symbol": "CAD", "beneficiary_type": "THIRD_PARTY", "bank_account_details": { "name": "Royal Bank of Canada", "ca_eft_details": { "account_number": "1320993", "bank_id": "3FkR2mQpLxNvWsT4", "institution_number": "003", "transit_number": "00010" } }, "recipient": { "individual": { "first_name": "Avery", "last_name": "Tremblay", "email": "avery.tremblay@example.com", "address": { "street_line_1": "88 Queen St W", "city": "Toronto", "postal_code": "M5V 2T6", "country": "CA", "region_code": "ON" } } } } ``` Set exactly one of `recipient.individual` or `recipient.business`. Nest `tax_id` and `phone` inside whichever one you set. Both are also accepted at the top level of `recipient`, but that form is deprecated, and the nested value wins if you send both. Bastion derives the account holder's name and address from the `recipient` object before forwarding to the payment provider. Do not put them inside `bank_account_details`. ## Format requirements **Tax IDs** | Country | Format | | --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | Mexico | RFC, 13 alphanumeric characters | | Brazil | CPF (11 digits) for individuals, CNPJ (14 digits) for businesses | | Argentina | CUIT with check digit, e.g. `30-51731290-4` | | Ecuador | Exactly 10 digits for individual recipients | **Bank codes** | Country | Format | | -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Australia | BSB, 6 digits, no hyphen, e.g. `012950` | | Japan | Zengin, `XXXX-XXX`, e.g. `0397-480` | | Jamaica | Transit code, `00000 999` | | United Kingdom | Sort code, 6 digits, no dashes, e.g. `200353` | | Canada | `institution_number` is 3 digits, e.g. `003`. `transit_number` is a 5-digit branch code | | South Africa | `transit_number` is the branch code | **Postal codes** | Country | Format | | ----------- | ----------------------------- | | Argentina | Alphanumeric, e.g. `C1043AAZ` | | Canada | `A1A 1A1`, e.g. `M5V 2T6` | | El Salvador | `CP NNNN`, e.g. `CP 1101` | | Netherlands | `NNNN AA`, e.g. `1012 AB` | **Street addresses** Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel, and Kenya require a physical street address. `P.O. Box` and `PO Box` are rejected in `street_line_1`. **Phone numbers** E.164 with country code, e.g. `+541143000000`. **Account identifiers** | Field | Format | | --------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `clabe` (Mexico) | 18 digits | | `identifier_type` (Brazil) | One of `CPF`, `CNPJ`, `EMAIL`, `PHONE_NUMBER`, `RANDOM_KEY` | | `identifier_value` (Brazil) | The PIX key itself. CPF is 11 digits, CNPJ is 14, `RANDOM_KEY` is a UUID | | `account_number_type` (Argentina) | One of `CBU`, `CVU`, `ALIAS`. CBU is 22 digits | | `type` (Peru) | `CHECKING` or `SAVINGS` | | `address` (Peru) | Same shape as `recipient.address`: `street_line_1`, `city`, `postal_code`, `country`, `region_code` |
## Related topics - [Supported off-ramp payout countries](/guides/getting-started/supported-off-ramp-payout-countries.md) - [Off-ramp: Withdraw stablecoin to a bank account](/guides/quickstarts/off-ramp.md) - [Off-ramp: Withdraw stablecoin internationally](/guides/quickstarts/off-ramp/international-bank-account.md) - [Conversion notifications](/v2/api-reference/webhooks/notifications/conversions-notifications.md) - [Supported chains and assets](/guides/concepts/chains-and-assets.md)