You can manage the bank accounts you use for Turkish lira withdrawals from the Address book page. Only accounts opened in your own name can be added to the address book; transfers cannot be made to accounts belonging to third parties.
The page has two sections: Bank accounts and Crypto wallet addresses. For crypto addresses, see How do I manage my saved crypto addresses?.
You can add a bank account to your address book in two ways: by entering the IBAN yourself, or by making a transfer from that account to your Paribu account. Both ways work together; whichever you use, the account is added to your address book and appears in your Turkish lira withdrawal list.
Once complete, the message "Bank account added." appears and the account is added to the list.
Note: The IBAN record is completed in a single step; no separate SMS or email verification step is requested.
When you send money from your own bank account to your Paribu account, that account is added to your address book automatically. The Adding bank accounts tooltip in the section explains it: the bank account you use to send money to your Paribu account will be automatically added to your address book.
Note: You do not need to send a large amount for this. As the product text states, to add a bank account you can send a minimum of 1 TRY to your Paribu account
If the IBAN you entered is not accepted, a warning explaining the reason appears in the window:
| Warning | What it means |
|---|---|
| The IBAN you entered is not in your name | The IBAN does not belong to the name on your Paribu account |
| The IBAN you entered is not from one of our partner banks | The account belongs to a bank that is not among the banks Paribu works with |
| The IBAN you entered is not valid | The IBAN format is incorrect; check the number of digits and the TR prefix |
The account to be added to the address book needs to meet certain conditions. These conditions apply for regulatory and user security reasons, so not every IBAN is accepted.
Warning: Joint accounts, company (legal entity) accounts and accounts belonging to someone else are not accepted. Transfers from these accounts are returned
Use the delete option on the record you want to remove in the Bank accounts section. The confirmation window appears with the heading stating that you are about to delete this address and shows the IBAN and bank details of the record; when you click the Delete bank account button, the record is removed.
Note: Deleting a record only removes the address book entry. The withdrawals you made through that account in the past are not affected and continue to appear in your transaction history
In the Turkish lira withdrawal flow, your saved bank accounts are listed and you make your selection there. If you have no saved account, the page states "You do not have a defined bank account to withdraw TRY" and you can add an account from the same place. For the full withdrawal steps, see How to withdraw Turkish lira (TRY)?.
No. Paribu only allows withdrawals to individual Turkish lira accounts opened in your own name. Transfers cannot be made through Paribu to an account belonging to your spouse, a relative, or anyone else. This rule applies for regulatory reasons and user security.
No. Only IBANs of banks in Türkiye can be added to the address book.
No. Because Paribu serves individual user accounts, only individual accounts can be added; legal entity accounts are not accepted.
You can save more than one bank account of your own. You can keep your accounts at different banks, or different Turkish lira accounts at the same bank, in your address book.
A deleted record cannot be restored. When you want to use the same bank account again, you can save it by entering the IBAN once more.
You may not have added the account yet. You can add it by entering the IBAN with Add bank account, or have it added automatically by sending at least 1 TRY from that account to your Paribu account. If you still cannot see it after adding, you can start the live support chat through Paribu Support to contact us.
Yes. Account name is an optional field; when you leave it empty, the record is listed with the bank name.