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# How to Add a Bankgiro or Plusgiro Account

Add your company's Bankgiro or Plusgiro account in TCS so you can receive payments.

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**Use this when** you need to add your company's Bankgiro (BG) or Plusgiro (PG) account so you can start receiving deposits.
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**Sweden only.** This guide applies to TCS customers in **Sweden**.
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**You must add a Bankgiro or Plusgiro account before you can receive deposits.**

For security, only **you** can add or change BG and PG details — Verifone representatives can't do this for you.
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**When will the money reach your account?**

This depends on your type of account. It's counted from the day your customer paid:

* **Bankgiro:** **2 banking days** after the payment.
* **Plusgiro and IBAN:** **1 banking day** after the payment.

For example, if you use **Bankgiro**, card payments taken on a **Monday** reach your account on **Wednesday**.
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### Open the settings

Click **SAIO**, then **Settings**.

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### Add a bank account

Click **Add bank accounts**.

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### Add a new account

Click **Add new account**.

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### Enter your account number

Enter your company's **Bankgiro** or **Plusgiro** number, then click **Add new account**.

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* **7-digit Bankgiro:** add a **0** in front of the number.
* **Plusgiro with an odd number of digits:** add a **0** in front of the number.

For example: **0#######**
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<summary>Keywords</summary>

Also called: Bankgiro, Plusgiro, BG, PG, bank account, add bank account, SAIO settings, settlement time, payout time. Search terms: Bankgiro, Plusgiro, BG, PG, IBAN, bank account, deposits, SAIO, settings, settlement, T+1, T+2, when will I get paid.

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