How to view your USD account details for an ACH or wire deposit

Paysavo gives you your own USD receiving-account details — a bank name, account number, routing number, and (when supplied) a SWIFT/BIC code or IBAN — that you can hand to whoever is sending you an ACH or wire transfer, or use to move money in from another bank in your own name. This works the same way as a personal account/IBAN feature on other fintech apps, but for Paysavo it's specific to USD.

Where to find them

Open the Deposit flow in the app or dashboard, choose USD, and select ACH or Wire. Paysavo requests these details from its banking partner (Bridge) for your account and displays them on that screen. The name shown as the account holder is always your own Paysavo account name — not a provider or intermediary name — so you (and whoever you share it with) can confirm it's really your account.

What's shown

Depending on what the banking partner has configured for your account, you may see any of: bank name, bank address, beneficiary name/address, routing number, account number, SWIFT code, BIC, IBAN, sort code, transit number, or institution number. Paysavo only ever shows fields it has explicitly reviewed as safe to display on a money-in screen — a new field type doesn't just appear without review. A field that doesn't apply to your setup (e.g., a sort code, which is UK-specific) simply won't show.

Double-check before sharing

• The account number and routing number are the two fields you'll be asked for most often — verify them character-by-character before sending them to someone else.
• The account is opened once your identity verification is far enough along; if the screen doesn't show details yet, see "Your account details aren't showing yet" below.
• These are your details for receiving money, not for sending — for sending money out to someone else's bank account, see the ACH, EFT, and wire transfer guides.

Still need help? Contact Paysavo support.