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Workforce Payments Guide Andorra

Last updated: Sep 29, 2025

Currency
Euro (EUR)
Payroll Frequency
Monthly
Capital
Andorra la Vella
Fiscal Year
1 January - 31 December
Employer Taxes
15.50%
Central Bank
Employee Costs
6.50%
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Papaya offers Virtual IBAN accounts (or “wallets”) to hold your funds segregated and safeguarded until payments are ready to be processed. Opening and managing corporate bank accounts can often be complex and time-consuming, requiring extensive checks and due diligence.

Papaya’s Virtual IBAN solution, built on the trusted infrastructure of JPMorgan, streamlines this process-making it faster, easier, and more cost-effective while ensuring your funds are secured.

Delivery Timeline

Currency Route Payment settlement speed Cut off Time
Euro (EUR) LOCAL T 22:00

Banking Requirements

Andorra uses a standard IBAN format for bank transfers.
Andorran IBAN structure:

Field Length/Type
Country Code AD (2 letters)
Check Digits 2 digits
Bank Code 4 digits
Branch Code 4 digits
Account Number 12 digits

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Payroll payment Frequency

Payroll is paid monthly, usually on the last working day of the month.

KYC

Banks must collect identity documents (passport / national ID), proof of address, and evidence of source of funds/activity.

Legal entities: registration documents, ownership / beneficial ownership info, nature of activity.

Banking Regulations

Andorra aligns many regulations with EU / international standards (e.g. corporate governance, capital & liquidity requirements).

International Banks

Bank Name SWIFT / BIC Code
Banc Sabadell d’Andorra (subsidiary of Banco Sabadell, Spain — now merged into Mora Banc) BSANADADXXX

Local Banks

Bank Name IBAN Bank Code
Andorra Banc Agricol Reig (Andbank) BACAADADXXX
Mora Banc Grup S.A. BINAADADXXX
Mora Banc SAU (branch code) BINAADB1XXX
Credit Andorra, S.A. (now branded as Creand) CRDAADADXXX
Banca Privada d’Andorra, S.A. (BPA — note: placed under resolution in 2015) CASBADADXXX
Andorra Gestio Agricol Reig SAU (SGOIC) AAMAADADXXX

Payment Methods

  • Bank Transfers: Standard across Europe, via SEPA system (fast and low-cost euro transfers).
  • Cards: Visa, MasterCard widely accepted; debit and credit cards are the main tools for retail payments.
  • Digital Banking: All major banks (Andbank, MoraBanc, Creand) provide online and mobile banking.
  • Cash: Still commonly used, especially for small transactions, but less dominant than in neighboring Spain/France.
  • Mobile / Digital Wallets: Limited compared to EU, but services like Apple Pay / Google Pay are gradually supported via local banks.

Cryptocurrency

  • Not legal tender
  • Regulated under the Digital Assets Act (Law 24/2022)
  • Companies offering crypto services must get a license from the Andorran Financial Authority (AFA)
  • Individuals can buy, sell, and hold crypto, but it’s not a common payment method

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