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# Bank Wire Transfer Payment (Banking Alias) / RFP rendering type  (Request for Proposal)

Allows askers to send specific requests to an offeror

* [Why](#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-why)
* [Which context](#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-whichcontext)
* [Interfaces](#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-interfaces)
* [Configurations](#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-configurations)
  * [Access rights](#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-accessrights)
* [Workflows](#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-workflows)
* [Special rules](#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-specialrules)

## Why <a href="#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-why" id="id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-why"></a>

Banking aliases allow you to create a way to pay funds directly into a wallet, without having to declare the payin beforehand. For example, if you create an IBAN banking alias for a wallet, you'll be given a unique IBAN and BIC for this wallet. Any funds that we receive for this IBAN and BIC will be automatically credited to the wallet

## Which context <a href="#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-whichcontext" id="id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-whichcontext"></a>

As RPFs normally are from services with a high value in price, the banking alias comes up as a solution to avoid additional fees from debit or credit card payments.

## Interfaces <a href="#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-interfaces" id="id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-interfaces"></a>

Please, find all interface documentation related to the MangoPay Bank Wire Transfer Payment, here:

**Mangopay bundle:**

* [Mangopay rendering type (PSP) - Business rules](/v2.0/core-concepts/payment-service-provider-features-psp/mangopay-bundle-psp-business-rules.md)

## Configurations <a href="#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-configurations" id="id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-configurations"></a>

* SBO > Other > Feature > Payment

### Access rights <a href="#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-accessrights" id="id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-accessrights"></a>

## Workflows <a href="#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-workflows" id="id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-workflows"></a>

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## Special rules <a href="#id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-specialrules" id="id-1.14.x-bankwiretransferpayment-bankingalias-rfpbundle-requestforproposal-specialrules"></a>

There are no special rules for Bank Wire Transfer Payments.


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