Zdravo Kirsti, jo? jedna stvar mi je pala na pamet. ?ta je sa stavljanjem razmaka pri unosu numeri?kog koda? Jedan korisnik je nedavno spomenuo da je zbog stavljanja razmaka u kodu njegovo povla?enje zbog toga odbijeno. Mo?ete li probati?
Tako?e sam malo pretra?io BSB koji se koristi u Australiji
?.... BSB kodovi u odnosu na SVIFT/BIC
Sli?no tome, mo?da se pitate da li su BSB brojevi i SVIFT/BIC kodovi isti. I BSB brojevi i SVIFT/BIC kodovi posti?u isti cilj: da identifikuju gde ?aljete novac, ali nisu isti. Najve?a razlika izme?u njih je ta ?to se BSB brojevi koriste za doma?e potrebe, dok su SVIFT/BIC kodovi me?unarodna mre?a. Za me?unarodne transfere novca koriste se i BSB kod i SVIFT/BIC kod. ...." ovde mo?ete pro?itati malo vi?e ali ne znam koju banku imate. ?uvajte ove informacije kao op?te.
Ako ste ve? poku?ali sa BSB-om i bez njega, onda bih se zaista fokusirao na to da ne stavljam razmake.
Hello Kirsty, one more thing came to my mind. What about putting spaces in entering a numeric code? One user has recently mentioned that due to putting spaces in the code his withdrawals were denied due to that. Can you have a try?
I also made a little search regarding to BSB which is used in Australia
"....BSB codes vs. SWIFT/BIC
Similarly, you may be wondering if BSB numbers and SWIFT/BIC codes are the same. Both BSB numbers and SWIFT/BIC codes achieve the same goal: to identify where you are sending money to, but they are not the same. The biggest difference between the two is that BSB numbers are used for domestic purposes, whereas SWIFT/BIC codes are an international network. For international money transfers, both a BSB code and a SWIFT/BIC code are used. ...." here you can read a little more but I don't know what bank do you have. Keep this information as general.
If you already tried with BSB and also without, then I would really focus on not putting spaces.
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