Title: A complete list of SEPA countries {Updated 2021 version}
Headings: 
Why should I open a SEPA account in Europe?
How to get a European SEPA?
What are other advantages of the SEPA payments?
SEPA: cheap, easy and fast
Do I get an IBAN account with B2B?
SEPA credit transfer vs direct debit - what’s the difference?
SEPA credit transfer
SEPA debit transfer
European Payment Council
B2B Pay only works with credit transfers
When did SEPA start?
SEPA countries list
EUR countries and territories
SEPA countries where EUR is not local currency
BIC code differs from IBAN code
sepa-countries.xlsx
Is the UK stays a SEPA country with Brexit?
A SEPA transfer is also accessible for companies outside of Europe
Further reading about a SEPA Transfer
An Introduction to SEPA by the EPC
The European Payments Council produced this extended video of almost 8 minutes about SEPA.
How to open a bank account in Europe
How to open a bank account overseas

Content: Bank transfers can even happen without a fee, as banks are only allowed to charge the same amount for SEPA payments as for their equivalents in local currencies - if there is a fee waiver on domestic transfers in euros, there must be one for international ones. SEPA enables businesses and customers to use cross-border bank transfers without the hassle and fees associated with conventional banking. For exporters who want to access SEPA, a bank account in one of the member countries is required. While it might be difficult to open an IBAN account in Europe without being formally registered in one of the members countries, we have found a solution: with our virtual bank account you can benefit from the initiative. SEPA points to a single currency system, yet in reality, many of the countries participating in the system did not adopt the common currency. The agreements at the core of the system have encouraged financial institutions in all 36 SEPA member countries to offer Euro bank accounts to their customers, so they can also benefit from it. There are exceptions: Akrotiri and Dhekelia, French Southern and Antarctic Lands, Kosovo, and Montenegro are the countries that use euro as a currency and are not part of the SEPA. Do I get an IBAN account with B2B?