Charges Applied To The Main Banking Operations Carried Out by Legal Entities
Charges Applied To The Main Banking Operations Carried Out by Legal Entities
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Charges valid as per 1 January 2020 Charges valid as per 1 January 2020
Definitions
• SEPA Zone: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Cyprus,
Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy,
Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Norway, Pays-Bas, Poland,
Portugal, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United
This brochure lists an overview of the charges relating to: Kingdom and San Marino.
1 Current accounts in Belgium 6 • European Economic Area (EEA): Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech
Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland,
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Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein., Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland,
3 Sending money, making payments and collections 8 Portugal, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.
4 Bancontact and Terminals 12 • EEA Currency: Euro (EUR), British Pound Sterling (GBP), Bulgarian Leva (BGN), Croatia
Kuna (HRK), Czech Koruny (CZK), Danish Kroner (DKK), Hungarian Forint (HUF), Icelandic
5 Receiving money online 14 Kronur (ISK), Norwegian Kroner (NOK), Polish Zloty (PLN), Romanian Lei (RON), Swedish
6 Electronic Banking Services 14 Kroner (SEK), Swiss Franc (CHF).
7 Mail 15 • IBAN: the International Bank Account Number (IBAN) is an international standard
for bank account numbers to be use for sending money in euro (SEPA) and,
8 Specific reporting products 15 when appropriate, international trasfers. An IBAN consists of a maximum of 34
9 Other charges 16 alphanumerical characters and a set length per country. It includes a country code (2
letters), a check digit (2 digits) and a domestic account number (completed for some
10 Foreign exchange operations 16 countries).
11 Guarantees 16 • BIC: Bank Identifier Code. This is an international code, also known as a SWIFT code,
12 Expedition costs 18 which uniquely identifies each bank. It contains 8 or 11 alphanumerical characters
and consists of a bank code (4 characters), a country code (2 letters), a place code (2
13 Safe-deposit boxes 18 characters), and, for some banks, a branch code (3 characters).
14 Wealth Analysis & Planning 19 • BEN/SHA/OUR Cost Instruction:
- Shared Cost (SHA – coûts partagés): the payer pays the fees charged by the payer’s
bank; the fees charged by the beneficiary’s bank are borne by the beneficiary;
- Our Cost (OUR – borne by the payer): the payer pays the fees charged by the payer’s
bank and those charged by the beneficiary’s bank;
- Beneficiary Cost (BEN – fees borne by the beneficiary): the payer does not pay any fee.
Both the fees charged by the payer’s banks and those charged by the beneficiary’s
bank are borne by the beneficiary.
• Straight Through Processing (STP) :
Our charges are expressed in euros (plus 21% V.A.T. unless indicated - for sending money in euros (SEPA): an electronic transfer indicating the correct payer
otherwise). Amounts followed by an * are not liable to V.A.T. and beneficiary account numbers (IBAN), the BIC (SWIFT code) for the beneficiary’s
V.A.T. is calculated at the current rate (at present 21%) on total bank and the beneficiary’s name. Indicating the BIC is optional but is recommended for
commissions and costs, unless ancillary to a credit operation, in transfers to a bank located outside the EEA.
which case no V.A.T. will be payable. Forward exchange operations - for international transfers: an electronic transfer indicating the correct payer and
are not liable to V.A.T. beneficiary account numbers (IBAN), the BIC (SWIFT code) of the beneficiary’s bank and
the beneficiary’s name and address.
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BIC only required for transactions where the beneficiary’s or payee’s account is held outside the European Economic Area.
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• Full Amount Principle: the full amount must be transferred to the beneficiary’s account. • International transfers: have the following characteristics:
Any applicable charges are debited by the bank separately. This principle applies to - Multiple countries require the use of an IBAN
sending money in euros (SEPA) and transfers in other European member state currencies - If the transfer is made between two countries in which PSD II is applicable, cost
executed within the European Economic Area (EEA). instruction for shared SHA (no matter the currency involved) and the “full amount”
• PSD II: Payment Services Directive II : (second) directive on payment services. This principle (if an EEA currency is being used) will be applied.
directive –which, along with others, has been replicated in Belgian financial law – applies - For all other international transfers, fee instructions (SHA, BEN or OUR) can be selected.
to payments made in any currency: • Transfer execution deadlines: ING requires time to process payments and transmit
- between two accounts held by entities providing payment services (for example, banks) payment instructions; ING transmits payments to clearing houses (e.g. EBA) or to our
established within the European Economic Area (EEA) correspondent banks. Correspondent banks are banks abroad with which ING works to
- between the account of an entity providing payment services established within the execute payments. Such foreign banks ensure that payments arrive at the beneficiary’s
EEA and the account of an entity providing payment services established outside the bank via clearing houses. The total time this requires is called the payment execution
EEA (with some exceptions). deadline. ING can only guarantee up to the clearing house or correspondent bank. The
• Value Date: the value date is the date on which a withdrawn amount ceases to execution deadline depends on various parameters: the execution option chosen, the
produce interest or that date on which a transferred amount begins to produce currency of the transaction, any currency conversion and the country of destination.
interest. • Standard payments: Sending money without special conditions, available for all
• SEPA Payment: SEPA indicates the Single Euro Payments Area and addresses all payments currencies, when the funds arrive at the correspondent bank within a maximum of four
in euro for which the payer’s account and the beneficiary’s account are both held in a bank business days.
country within the SEPA Zone. The payment has the following characteristics: • Urgent payments: Sending money with accelerated execution, available for all
- The account is in IBAN format currencies. For international payments, funds arrive at the correspond bank within 1 to 2
- Fee instruction is for shared fees (SHA) bank working days.
- The “full amount” principle is applied • Same Day Payments: Such payment available for all currencies. Funds are presented to
- Indicating the BIC is optional but is recommended for transfers to a bank located the correspondent bank on the first available value date. ING will apply a compensated
outside the EEA. value date. This means that the debit value date will correspond to the date on which
• SEPA Transactions: the correspondent bank is credited. Same Day Payments are for international payments
- Sending money in euros (SEPA) are transfers that have the following characteristics: only and not for paper payments.
• the funds are deposited into the beneficiary’s account the same day. • Prio Payment: High priority payments. This option is only available for international
• if the transaction is executed after 2.30 p.m., the funds are deposited into the payments in euro and only possible for payments in euro without currency conversion,
beneficiary’s account, at the latest, the next bank working day. with a compensated credit and debit value date. The funds are credited within the hour
- Sending money in euros instantly (SEPA), or instant payments are transfers that have to the correspondent bank. Prio payments are not applicable to paper payments.
the following characteristics:
• available for transfers made to other participating banks in Belgium.
• the transfer is executed within a maximum of five seconds.
- Standing order in euro (SEPA): an automatically recurring transfer (a transfer that
occurs regularly, upon a customer’s instruction, for a set amount, from a customer’s
account to another account).
- Direct debit in euro (SEPA): an agreement between two parties (= a direct debit
mandate) which allows the beneficiary of the claim (= creditor) to initiate the debit of
the payer’s account (= debtor).
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Charges valid as per 1 January 2020 Charges valid as per 1 January 2020
1.1 ING Corporate Plus Account EUR 2.1 Provision of cards EUR
• Account servicing, annual fee per account 50.00* • Provision of an additional ING debit card (not included in the annual 8.27
• Flat annual fee per account including: 73.50 account fee)
- 12 manual debit transactions free (see details below) • Provision of an ING Business MasterCard credit card 22.00*
- An unlimited number of electronic transactions • Replacement of a defective ING debit card, ING prepaid card or 8.26
- Unlimited access to Self’Bank, Business’Bank ING credit card
- One debit card with access to ING Self'Banks and the payment and • Replacement of a defective ING debit card, ING prepaid card or ING credit card Free of charge
cash withdrawal service in Belgium (withdrawals only from ING • Additional prepaid card1 10.00
dispensers) and in Europe • Provision of an ING temporary debit card for use until the definitive card is Free of charge
- Designation of two account management agents received
• The following manual transactions are part of the flat charge of • By regular post in the following countries: Andorra, Australia, Austria, Free of charge
"12 free manual transactions" and will only be charged per item Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar,
once the ceiling has been reached: Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta,
• Payment by cheque 0.83 Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,
• Cash withdrawal in euro by debit card at a non-ING Belgium ATM in the Switzerland, United States of America.
0.83
SEPA zone • If the card is sent to an address other than the customer’s legal address Free of charge
• Cash withdrawal in euro at counter in the SEPA zone1: or contact address or if the card is sent to a different country than those
- In an ING Belgium branch without ING Self’Bank Free of charge listed above, the fee charged is for registered mail:
- Providing a debit card via registered mail within the SEPA zone 20.60
- In an ING Belgium branch with ING Self’Bank 0.83
- Providing a credit* card via registered mail within the SEPA zone 25.00*
- In another bank’s branch 0.83 - Providing a debit card via registered mail outside the SEPA zone 41.32
• Sending money in euros (SEPA) partially via pink form pre-printed 0.83 - Providing a credit* card via registered mail outside the SEPA zone 50.00*
• Sending money in euros (SEPA) at counter1 0.83
• Charge for designating additional account management agents: 2.2 Use of cards % of the amount EUR
- for 1 or 2 additional agents 45.00
• For all transactions
- for 3 or more additional agents 100.00 • By ING debit card
• International account service for non-residents (per month/per account)2 100.00 - Exchange margin for transactions in another 1.90
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1.2 Interest rates EUR • By ING Business MasterCard credit card
- Exchange margin for transactions in another 2.00*
• Debit (unauthorised) 19.20% currency3
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See also point 3.10.
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Maestro exchange rate: the Mastercard exchange rate on the date of receipt will apply. The Mastercard exchange rate can be
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Manual transfers processed by an ING member of staff (charged from the first transaction): + 8 euros (see also point 3.1 Sending consulted at ing.be/cartedevise.
money in euros (SEPA)). 3
MasterCard exchange rate: the exchange rate of the European Central Bank on the date of receipt of the transaction for the following
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International account service enabling companies, through a single request, to open, manage and close an account in another currencies: AUD, CAD, CHF, CZK, DKK, GBP, HUF, JPY, LTL, NOK, NZD, PLN, RUB, SEK, TRY, USD and ZAR. For other currencies, MasterCard
country of the ING international network, even if such company is not set up in the country where the account is opened. exchange rates apply. European Central Bank exchange rates may be consulted at ing.be/cartedevise.
* VAT not due * VAT not due.
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• Return of funds4 15.00 • Miscellaneous charges for domestic and international cheques
• Cancellation, amendment, investigation expedition charges, SWIFT: • Reorder of ING cheques:
max. 1h5, payment certificate - Per 100 cheques 75.00
- Operations of the last 12 months 25.00 • Cheque stop payment 41.32
- Older operations 75.00 • Copy of a cheque 24.79
• Lack of account funding 6.00 • Expedition charges 5.40
• Copy of various documents 15.00
3.7 Registry fee payment forms EUR
• Order of registry fee payment forms (per 25)
- Base rate: 37.25
- ING Privalis fee 9.00
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The standard CODA / XML (CAMT) files you receive in Business’Bank are included in the Premium option. Expedition charges to be added, see point 11.
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Charges valid as per 1 January 2020 Charges valid as per 1 January 2020
- Call-put of a technician to no avail (customer absent) to break a safe- 14.7 Acting as third party pledgee in context of a gift including EUR
100.00
deposit box or find a PIN number. drafting of deed of pledge
350.00 per operation
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Unless specified otherwise in the above items.
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Other lists of charges and brochures are available:
• Charges applied to the main banking operations of private individuals
• Charges applied to the main securities transactions
• Charges applied to documentary credits, documentary collections as well as
international bills of exchange and guarantees
• Fee Information Document - ING Green Account
• Fee Information Document - ING Green Account 18 - 25 year olds (no longer
marketed since 01/01/2016)
• Fee Information Document - ING Lion Account (PDF)
• Fee Information Document - ING go to 18 Account (PDF)
• Fee Information Document - ING basic bank service account (PDF)
• Consumer Credit Rates
For any additional information or complaints, please contact your branch or ING's Complaint
Management service. Address: ING Complaint Management – Cours Saint-Michel 60, B-1040 Brussels –
E-mail address: complaints@ing.be – Phone: 02 547 61 02 – Fax: 02 547 83 20.
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