Pay a Vault invoice by bank transfer

Most Vault invoices are settled by card through Stripe. If you’d rather pay by bank transfer, most often for the entry fee on a private-markets investment, this guide gives you the account details to use and explains how VAT applies to your invoice.

Vault Wealth Limited bank details

Send your transfer to the account that matches the currency your invoice was issued in.

USD account

Field	Detail
Bank name	First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)
Account holder	VAULT WEALTH LIMITED
Currency	USD
Account number	1191325800209002
IBAN	AE870351191325800209002
Branch	FAB UAE - Transactional Banking

AED account

Field	Detail
Bank name	First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)
Account holder	VAULT WEALTH LIMITED
Currency	AED
Account number	1191325800209001
IBAN	AE170351191325800209001
Branch	FAB UAE - Transactional Banking

Before you send your transfer

Put your full name and the invoice number in the transfer’s reference field, so your payment can be matched to your invoice quickly. If your invoice was issued in a currency other than USD or AED, confirm the exact amount and account to use with your advisor first.

How VAT applies to your invoice

How you pay doesn’t change the VAT on your invoice. Whether you settle it through Stripe or by bank transfer, VAT depends on where you are billed:

• Billed inside the UAE: your invoice includes VAT at the UAE standard rate, currently 5%.
• Billed outside the UAE: no VAT is charged on your invoice.

So if you’re paying the entry fee on a private-markets investment by bank transfer instead of Stripe, the VAT on your invoice is exactly what it would have been through Stripe.

Vault’s VAT registration number (TRN)

If you need Vault’s tax registration number for your own records or filings:

Field	Detail
Entity	Vault Wealth Limited
Tax registration number (TRN)	104072294200001

Not tax advice

This guide describes Vault’s standard billing practice. If you have a question about the VAT on a specific invoice, ask your advisor.