For payments inside the Netherlands, please transfer the participation fee to our bank account, details are at the bottom of this page.

How to pay euros across borders with IBAN

Regretfully, we cannot receive IBAN payments from players from the U.K. Therefore, we will accept cash payments from our U.K. players. For all other players, we prefer payment per (electronic) transfer. If you are not from the U.K. but are having problems with the IBAN transfer nonetheless, please contact us so we can help resolve them.

Banks use a communication system called SWIFT to send and receive messages. The Bank Identifier Code or short BIC serves as a unique identifier for all banks on the SWIFT network. You should be able to see the BIC of your own bank on your paper bank statement.

The International Bank Account Number or IBAN is a bank account number in a format that makes it internationally unique and recognisable. Your own IBAN should be displayed on your paper bank statement and banking card. Normally your own account number is a suffix of your IBAN.

Since July 2003, payments in the European Union that are in euros and that specify both the BIC along with the IBAN of the beneficiary must be treated and charged as domestic payments. Note also that this applies to payments in euros only, not the other currencies.

So, when you want to pay cross border electronically, usually your bank will require you to select a non domestic payment on the first web form. On the next form, you should be able to enter the BIC and IBAN of the beneficiary. Of course, you must specify the amount in euros as well.

The necessary data that you will or might need to book your entrance fee for our megagames are:

Beneficiary

Stichting Megagames Nederland (or short Stg. Megagames NL).
Montgomerylaan 70
2625 PP Delft, The Netherlands
	
Bank account:	614146402, ABN AMRO, Delft
BIC:	ABNANL2A
IBAN:	NL30ABNA0614146402

The fee for a megagame is €20,– for a player and €10,– for an umpire. If you want to receive your game material not only by email but also in print, we ask you to pay an additional €5,– fee to cover the costs of printing and postage.