Retrieve a bank
Retrieve a bank object by its id. The id is a unique identifier of the bank within Ivy.
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Response
EUR
, GBP
, PLN
If true, the bank is part of the set of default banks for a given market.
Unique identifier for the bank, conforming to the regex pattern /^[a-z]{2}-[a-z0-9+/-]{1,}$/. This pattern typically represents a country code followed by a bank-specific identifier, e.g., 'de-alxingbruckergenossenschaftsbank'.
Array of ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes. The markets where the bank is available.
AF
, AL
, DZ
, AS
, AD
, AO
, AI
, AQ
, AG
, AR
, AM
, AW
, AU
, AT
, AZ
, BS
, BH
, BD
, BB
, BY
, BE
, BZ
, BJ
, BM
, BT
, BO
, BA
, BW
, BV
, BR
, IO
, BN
, BG
, BF
, BI
, KH
, CM
, CA
, CV
, KY
, CF
, TD
, CL
, CN
, CX
, CC
, CO
, KM
, CG
, CD
, CK
, CR
, CI
, HR
, CU
, CY
, CZ
, DK
, DJ
, DM
, DO
, EC
, EG
, SV
, GQ
, ER
, EE
, ET
, FK
, FO
, FJ
, FI
, FR
, GF
, PF
, TF
, GA
, GM
, GE
, DE
, GH
, GI
, GR
, GL
, GD
, GP
, GU
, GT
, GN
, GW
, GY
, HT
, HM
, VA
, HN
, HK
, HU
, IS
, IN
, ID
, IR
, IQ
, IE
, IL
, IT
, JM
, JP
, JO
, KZ
, KE
, KI
, KP
, KR
, KW
, KG
, LA
, LV
, LB
, LS
, LR
, LY
, LI
, LT
, LU
, MO
, MG
, MW
, MY
, MV
, ML
, MT
, MH
, MQ
, MR
, MU
, YT
, MX
, FM
, MD
, MC
, MN
, MS
, MA
, MZ
, MM
, NA
, NR
, NP
, NL
, NC
, NZ
, NI
, NE
, NG
, NU
, NF
, MP
, MK
, NO
, OM
, PK
, PW
, PS
, PA
, PG
, PY
, PE
, PH
, PN
, PL
, PT
, PR
, QA
, RE
, RO
, RU
, RW
, SH
, KN
, LC
, PM
, VC
, WS
, SM
, ST
, SA
, SN
, SC
, SL
, SG
, SK
, SI
, SB
, SO
, ZA
, GS
, ES
, LK
, SD
, SR
, SJ
, SZ
, SE
, CH
, SY
, TW
, TJ
, TZ
, TH
, TL
, TG
, TK
, TO
, TT
, TN
, TR
, TM
, TC
, TV
, UG
, UA
, AE
, GB
, US
, UM
, UY
, UZ
, VU
, VE
, VN
, VG
, VI
, WF
, EH
, YE
, ZM
, ZW
, AX
, BQ
, CW
, GG
, IM
, JE
, ME
, BL
, MF
, RS
, SX
, SS
, XK
Customer-facing name of the bank.
If true, the bank is only available in test (sandbox) mode.
The capabilities of the bank. The capabilities determine which products the bank supports. ais
for data products, pis
for payment products.
pis
, ais
The group of the bank, e.g. "Sparkasse", i.e. a group of different bank branches of the same brand.
The logo of the bank provided as a URL.