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At Monese, we’ve always been an advocate for ending IBAN discrimination.  Last year, we shared a [blog](https://monese.com/blog/iban-discrimination "IBAN discrimination (yes, there is such a thing!)") with tips on what to do if you’re ever faced with this sort of injustice from an employer, merchant or any other company in SEPA (the Single Euro Payments Area) refusing to accept your SEPA-enabled IBAN for euro payments or direct debits. 

That’s why we’re very happy to be joining Wise’s [Accept my IBAN](https://www.acceptmyiban.org/ "Report it, so we can stop it!") campaign along with other leading fintech companies to put a stop once and for all to this all-too-common illegal practice. We and our peers in the fintech space realise that this is something our customers across Europe face daily — even though it’s against the law.   

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## How can I report IBAN discrimination?
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As part of the campaign, you can now visit [acceptmyiban.org](https://www.acceptmyiban.org/ "End IBAN discrimination") to report details of your case, which will then be passed on to the right authorities. Anyone can submit a case, regardless of who you bank or pay with. 

If you’re ever faced with this kind of discrimination, it’s important to remember to gather documented proof of the rejection, whether that’s written, a screenshot or any other interaction you’ve had with the merchant or organisation. This will help better support your case when eventually presented to the relevant authorities. 

Remember: anytime a service provider, salesperson or employer refuses to accept your IBAN, they’re breaking the law. 

Report it, so we can stop it! 

Monese part of the fight to end IBAN discrimination once and for all 

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We’re very happy to be joining Wise’s Accept my IBAN campaign along with other leading fintech companies to put a stop once and for all to IBAN discrimination. 

<p>You might have spotted our shiny <a href="https://monese.com/blog/2018/10/new-card-designs">new card</a> popping up across London! This is part of a new campaign we’re launching:</p>
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<p>We thought it would be a good time to tell you more about it!
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<h3>Do we really think there will be a post-Brexit apocalypse? 
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<p>Of course we don’t. 
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<p>Our campaign posters are a light-hearted response to some of the more extreme speculation on what life could be like in the UK on and after the Brexit date of 29 March 2019. 
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<p>For example, in September, the UK was warned that it would be the last European country to know if there’s a meteorite approaching earth, because it would have exited the European Union’s Space Surveillance and Tracking Programme. We thought this was pretty crazy stuff and it inspired us to get creative with our campaign! 
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<h3>But seriously&hellip; 
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<p>It’s a time of uncertainty in the UK right now. So we also wanted to use this campaign to share our simple and clear message with you: whatever happens, we should all continue to build solutions to keep us connected. That’s what we’re doing at Monese, leading the way in keeping the UK and rest of Europe connected with our portable, dual-currency UK and European personal accounts.
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<p>Whatever happens on or after the key Brexit date of 29 March 2019, many people will continue to travel the world, study abroad or work in another country. They will need their finances to stay connected. We believe that banking should be there for you every step of the way. 
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<p>We’ve always held this view. You may even remember <a href="https://monese.com/freemovement">our Free Movement campaign</a> from last year, which focused on the launch of our European accounts.
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<h3>What does Brexit mean for me? 
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<p>We understand that Brexit poses some very serious questions for some of our customers. At this stage we still don’t know what Brexit will look like. We promise to communicate clearly with all of you so you understand what you should do and who you should speak to if you are concerned about staying connected. 
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<h3>How is Monese keeping me connected?
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<p>Our portable, dual-currency UK and European accounts make sure that people and their finances stay connected to Europe. They’re fully portable across 20 countries, support 11 European languages, and allow people and businesses to bank like a local across the entire continent.
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<h3>Will Monese work after Brexit?
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<p>Absolutely – whatever happens, our services will not be affected, as we will continue to provide our award-winning services across Europe and the UK.</p>
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<p>Feel free to join the conversation via the <strong>#WhateverHappens</strong> hashtag, and stay tuned for some exciting updates about our campaign in the coming days!</p>

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