How does bank transfer with Trustly work at IKEA?
Find out how to pay for your IKEA online order securely by bank transfer with Trustly, which banks are supported and what you need to know.
How it works
- Select Trustly as your payment method during checkout for your IKEA online order.
- You will automatically be redirected to the Trustly payment page.
- Select your bank from the list of supported banks.
- Log in to your online banking as usual.
- Confirm the pre-filled bank transfer – and you’re done.
Supported banks
- Bank Austria
- BAWAG P.S.K.
- easybank
- Volksbank
- Raiffeisen
- Erste Bank / Sparkasse
- N26
Important information about availability
Is Trustly secure?
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- your selected delivery or service date
- whether your bank is supported
- whether an alternative payment method is available
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