Please read carefully all details: Each letter and number are important, especially how to label the SWIFT, and what to include into your e-mail to be sent after the payment instructions are given to your bank. Thank you!

• For the publication fee €500 + (N-6)x€100 (N is number of pages in the paper); please use the bank transfer instructions below (it is important, not that you send €500 + (N-6)x€100, but that we receive €500 + (N-6)x€100; bank transfer fees are to be paid by authors, and are not included into the journal fee).
  • Intermediary

    56A: Cobadeff (Commerzbank AG Frankfurt)

  • Account with Institution

    57A: 400/8768384-00

    VBUBCS22

    Vojvodjanska Banka AD

    Trg Slobode 7

    21000 Novi Sad

    Serbia and Montenegro

  • Beneficiary Customer

    59A: 540101-17462539/22

    IPSI d.o.o.

    Dalmatinska 55

    11120 Beograd

    Serbia and Montenegro

  Important - indicate (in the subject of the SWIFT code) that the end user is (from below, select the one, as appropriate):
  
  • Publication fee + Your name
• The proof of payment should be scanned and sent as an attachment to cfo.ipsi@gmail.com
• Also, which is most important, send email to tir@internetjournals.net and cfo.ipsi@gmail.com and indicate the following:
  • How much was paid?
  • On what date?
  • For what paper?
  • What are the author names?
  • What was paid (publication fee)?
  Please, make sure that Your e-mail contains all these items.
• For payments in cash, add 20% cash service charge.
• No money back after the payment is made.

Important notes:

• The journal fee is payed per paper, not per co-author.
• If an IPSI BgD journal issue is cancelled after the payment was received, all money (except bank charges) will be returned immediately! So far it never happened that an IPSI BgD journal issue was cancelled!
• A PhD student paper with extremly good reviews will be considered for fee reduction.
• The strict and relatively complicated payment procedure is a consequence of the fact that the flow of money into our bank in Serbia is controlled by a German bank, due to their subsidiary relationship.