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Adding a Bank Account

Last updated: July 22, 2026

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Before you can import transactions or reconcile payments, you’ll first need to create a bank account inside Enlivy.

A bank account stores your account details (such as IBAN, currency, and bank information) and can later be connected to Open Banking providers like Revolut, Wise, ING, Raiffeisen, Stripe, and many others.

This guide explains how to manually add a bank account to your organization.

Open the Bank Accounts settings

From the Enlivy dashboard, navigate to Settings → Accounting → Bank Accounts.

This page displays all bank accounts configured for your organization.

To add a new bank account, click + Add Bank Account in the upper-right corner.

Bank Accounts dashboard.

Choose “Add Bank Account”

After clicking + Add Bank Account, a dropdown menu will appear with several options:

  • Add Bank Account
  • Provision Bank Account from Stripe
  • Link Bank Account Data
  • Show Bank Account Data Status

Select Add Bank Account.

Add Bank Account dropdown menu.

Complete the bank account information

A popup window will appear where you can configure your bank account.

Information

Name
The internal name of the bank account inside Enlivy. Choose a descriptive name that helps identify the account — for example Primary Account.
Bank Country
Select the country where the bank account is registered.
Type
Choose the type of bank account. Most organizations will use Standard.
Has QR Payment Code
Enable this option if your bank account supports QR payment codes that should appear on invoices or payment documents.

Bank Details

Bank Name
Enter the name of your financial institution — for example Raiffeisen.
Bank Address
Enter the bank's address — for example Main Street 232C, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Account Details

Currency
Choose the primary currency of the bank account, such as RON, EUR, USD, or GBP.
Balance
Displays the current account balance. When creating a new account, this normally starts at 0.00.
BIC / SWIFT Code
Enter your bank's BIC, also known as the SWIFT code — for example RZBRROBU.
IBAN
Enter the IBAN associated with this bank account — for example RO20RZBR0000060012121277.

Example

In this example, we create a Romanian bank account named Primary Account, registered in Romania with the Standard type, at Raiffeisen (Main Street 232C, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), in RON, with the BIC RZBRROBU and the IBAN RO20RZBR0000060012121277.

After reviewing the information, click Add Bank Account.

Completed Add Bank Account form.

Bank account created

Your new bank account is now available on the Bank Accounts dashboard.

From here you can:

  • Edit the bank account details
  • Connect it to Open Banking providers using Link Bank Account Data
  • View synchronization status
  • Use it for invoices, receipts, bank transactions, and payment reconciliation

The bank account is now ready to be connected to your financial institution if you wish to automatically synchronize transactions.

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