Keep every transaction safe, at every step

Move money confidently across borders with built-in multi-layer protection that keeps your business in control, without slowing it down.

How iBanFirst keeps your payments safe

Safety comes to life across the platform — from authentication to multi-step approvals, all the way to executing payments, FX, and more.

Verify every critical action

Strong two-factor authentication (2FA) via the iBanFirst Authenticator mobile app or SMS protects the moments that matter most. Login attempts, financial transactions, currency exchanges, forward payment contract take-ups, beneficiary creation, and new user onboarding all require secure approval — keeping fraudulent access out.

Control who can do what

Define user rights and multi-step approval workflows that mirror your internal governance. You decide who views, who initiates, who approves — with thresholds that adapt to transaction type, size or entity.

Spot suspicious connection activity

View connected devices, login timestamps, locations, operating systems, and browser details directly in the platform. Detect unusual access patterns early and revoke sessions instantly if something looks off.

Send funds with confidence

Before money leaves your account, iBanFirst verifies beneficiary details against official bank records across the Eurozone. You immediately see if there’s a match, helping prevent misdirected transfers and authorised push-payment fraud. In France, you can personalise your IBAN to make fraudulent payment requests easier to recognise.

Rest assured. Your data is protected.

All sensitive data on iBanFirst is encrypted in transit and at rest, helping prevent unauthorised access to account, beneficiary, and transaction information. This preserves confidentiality as your team operates across countries, entities, and devices.

“At peak times, we manage up to 300 payments a month across five currencies. The API handles everything—from creating transactions to registering new beneficiaries. Without it, we’d need someone full-time.”

Andrew Lancien, Technical Director, Crazy-Voyages

“It's super easy to pay invoices using iBanPay. It helps me avoid errors and save time. Plus, the email reminders to finalize payments help me better organize my daily work.”

Céline Terrats, Sales Director, Synersy

A partner you can trust

Secure and reliable above all

Frequently asked questions

Can I check my iBanFirst account balances from my accouting software?

Yes, our PSD2 API lets your accounting or treasury software connect to your iBanFirst account. This helps you see your liquidity across all your accounts.  In France, Germany and Belgium you can use EBICS & Isabel 6 to do so.

Can I automate multi-level approvals?

Yes, in France, Germany, and Belgium, iBanFirst applies your multi-level signature rules automatically when processing payments via EBICS or Isabel 6.

What can I do with the iBanAPI?

Our REST API covers all the main tasks that you need to automate your accounts payable processes: You can submit payments, get real-time FX quotes, execute spot transactions, open accounts autonomously, create a beneficiary, retrieve your financial histor

What EBICS versions does iBanFirst support?

EBICS 2.4 and EBICS 3.0

What file formats are accepted when using EBICS?

The Pain.001 format for bulk payments and the MT940 and CAMT053 formats for reconciliation.

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iBanFirst is a registered trading name of iBanFirst Limited, registered in England and Wales under company No. 06260585. Registered Office: 6th Floor, 107 Cheapside, London, EC2V 6DN. iBanFirst Limited is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an Electronic Money Institution under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 (FRN: 1001629). The products and services that iBanFirst Limited offers are limited to unregulated spot FX transactions and deliverable forward payment contracts excluded from MiFID or EMIR regulation, as they are intended to cover an underlying future payment for identifiable goods and services.