The bank's overseas business needs to provide as detailed information as possible. The Swift:ICBKCNBJJHC you obtained is the Swift code of the bank where your account is located, which is unique and cannot be mistaken! Inform the remitter of the following:

1. The full English name of the bank should be "China Industrial and Commercial Bank Yongkang Branch".

China industrial and commercial bank Yongkang branch

I translated this, but it's best to confirm the English exclusive name with the bank counter that handles overseas transactions, that is, to apply for the counter to exchange foreign currency. )

2. Account name: such as Zhang San (transliteration of Chinese name)

3. Account number: Your card number needs to be asked clearly. Do you need to add anything in front? I think 95588 is the telephone number of ICBC service consultation.

4. Account opening address: it is the address of the bank where your card is located, not your home address! (The English proper name should be obtained from the bank counter that handles overseas transactions, that is, the counter that handles foreign currency exchange. )

5. International remittance code

The above five elements are indispensable for overseas transactions, because the other party must fill out the application form for handling foreign exchange business.

It is best to go to the counter in person to confirm whether the above elements are standardized!