By Bank Arrangement

We offer a special facility for our Cardmembers to help make paying your Card account as simple as possible.

Instead of sending your monthly statement to your home or business address, we can send the statement to your bank and they can settle the account on your behalf. This means you don’t have to write a cheque each month and ensures that your account is always paid on time - even if you are away from home when the statement arrives.

To arrange for your bank to pay your Card account on your behalf simply complete the Payment by Bank Arrangement Form and forward it to your bank.

By Bank Transfer

You may arrange payment by bank transfer. Our bank account details are:

For cards in dollars:
Account Name: American Express Services Europe Limited
Bank A/C Number: 3582022339001
Swift No: SCBLUS33

Beneficiary Bank:
Standard Chartered Bank
One Madison Avenue
New York NY 10010

Federal Reserve Bank ABA Code: 026002561
CHIPS Participant Code: 0256
Payment reference: Please state your Card number starting 3745

For cards in euros:
Account Name : American Express Services Europe Limited
Bank A/C Number: 180 992 05
IBAN Number (International Bank Acct No.): DE28512305000018099205
SWIFT Number: SCBLDEFX

Beneficiary Bank:
Standard Chartered Bank Germany
Franklinstrasse 46-48
60486 Frankfurt, Germany
Payment reference: Please state your Card number starting 3743…

Please instruct your bank to quote your Card account number and bank account number on the transfer details.

By Cheque

Please include the bank account number and Card account number on the front of the cheque. Please make cheques payable to American Express Services Europe Ltd.

For cards in US dollars
Please send a US dollar cheque with the remittance advice slip in the envelope provided to:

Cheques drawn on accounts not held in the USA, UK or Switzerland, or which are not in US dollars, will incur a handling fee of US$25.

For cards in euro
Please send a euro cheque with the remittance advice slip in the envelope provided to:

Cheques drawn on accounts not held in the UK, Switzerland or countries in which the euro is the official currency, or which are not denominated in euros, may incur a handling fee.