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Last Audited: 2026

Multi-Currency Invoice Generator

Create legally robust invoices in USD, EUR, GBP, or JPY. Engineered for SWIFT/BIC accuracy and cross-border banking compliance.
No Signup. Zero Data Retention. OCR-Ready PDF.

Professional Workflow:
  1. 1 Set Currency: Select ISO 4217 code (e.g., USD, EUR).
  2. 2 Banking Data: Input IBAN & SWIFT/BIC accurately.
  3. 3 Export: Generate secure, selectable PDF.
Preview of ISO Compliant Multi-Currency Invoice Template
Standardized Format
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Template logic aligned with ISO 4217 Currency & ISO 20022 Payment Standards.
Selectable Text PDF (OCR Friendly)
Cross-Border Field Support
100% Client-Side Privacy

Trusted by Global Contractors & Exporters

"As a consultant billing US clients from Europe, missing the 'Intermediary Bank' field used to cost me weeks in delays. This template solves that perfectly."
— Corporate Consultant
Berlin, Germany
"The PDF output is clean and the text is selectable. My client's finance department loves that they can copy-paste the IBAN directly."
— Digital Agency Owner
London, UK

Engineered for Global Commerce

Standard invoices fail at cross-border payments. We focus on the technical details that ensure you get paid.

ISO 4217 Currency Support

Beyond just symbols. We support proper formatting for USD, EUR, GBP, JPY and more. The layout adapts to ensure clear communication of the debt amount.

SWIFT & Routing Logic

Domestic templates lack space for SWIFT/BIC codes. Our layout prioritizes these fields, crucial for wire transfers to route correctly through the banking network.

OCR-Friendly PDF

Automated Accounts Payable systems need to read your invoice. Our PDFs are vector-based, ensuring data extraction is 100% accurate without OCR errors.

Why Your Payment Might Be Delayed

In international wire transfers (especially USD), money rarely moves directly from Bank A to Bank B. It often passes through a Correspondent/Intermediary Bank.

The Risk: If you don't declare the Intermediary Bank details on your invoice, the wire transfer can be rejected or held for manual review for 15-30 days.

The Solution: Use the "Payment Methods" or "Notes" section of this generator to explicitly list:

  • Beneficiary Bank: Your local bank.
  • Intermediary Bank: The US-based bank your local bank uses for dollars.
  • SWIFT Codes: For BOTH banks.
Recommended Note Format
INTERMEDIARY BANK: JPMORGAN CHASE NY
SWIFT: CHASUS33

BENEFICIARY BANK: DEUTSCHE BANK
SWIFT: DEUTDEFF
IBAN: DE89 1007...

Global Formatting Standards

Different regions use different separators for thousands and decimals. Using the wrong one can lead to 100x payment errors.

Region / Currency ISO Code Format Standard Visual Example
United States USD Dot (.) for decimal $1,250.50
European Union EUR Comma (,) for decimal 1.250,50 €
United Kingdom GBP Dot (.) for decimal £1,250.50
Japan JPY No decimals (typically) ¥125,050

*Our tool helps you present these clearly, but always verify your specific client's preference in the 'Notes' section.

Professional Workflow for Exporters

  1. 1. Select ISO Currency: Go to "Settings" and choose the exact ISO 4217 currency. Do not assume "$" means USD; it could be CAD, AUD, or SGD.
  2. 2. Enter Routing Data (SWIFT/BIC): In "Payment Methods", provide your Bank Name, IBAN, and SWIFT code. Double-check characters like '0' (zero) vs 'O' (letter).
  3. 3. Define Fee Responsibilities (OUR/SHA): In the "Notes" section, clarify who pays the wire fees. E.g., "Payer covers all bank charges (OUR instruction)."
  4. 4. Itemize with Tax Codes: If you are exporting services, list your VAT/GST number and your client's Tax ID to comply with reverse-charge mechanisms.
  5. 5. Generate Secure PDF: Click "Generate". The resulting PDF locks the layout and ensures fonts are embedded for universal readability.

Technical FAQ

Is this invoice template ISO 4217 compliant?

Yes. Our generator adheres to ISO 4217 standards for currency codes (e.g., using 'USD' alongside '$') and correct decimal formatting logic. This ensures your invoice is recognized by automated banking software globally.

Who pays the SWIFT transfer fees (OUR/SHA/BEN)?

This is a common dispute in international billing. We recommend using the 'Notes' section of this generator to specify 'All bank charges to be paid by the payer' (OUR) to ensure you receive the full amount. If unspecified, banks often default to 'SHA' (Shared), meaning you receive less than invoiced.

How do I add an Intermediary Bank for USD transfers?

For non-US bank accounts receiving USD, an intermediary bank is often required. You can enter these details in the 'Payment Instructions' or 'Notes' field. Include the Intermediary Bank Name and their SWIFT/BIC code to prevent payment rejection.

Does the PDF support OCR for finance departments?

Yes. Unlike image-based invoices, our PDF output is vector-based and text-selectable. Accounts payable teams can copy-paste your IBAN and SWIFT codes directly into their banking portal, reducing transcription errors.

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