Woocommerce - Multiple banking accounts - wordpress

I've a wordpress/woocommerce application with two checkout pages. Now I offer Paypal and Sofortueberweisung as payment gateways to my customers. The thing is that I would like to send the money to a particular banking account, depending on the checkout page.
Problematic is that I can input only one project id in the woocommerce backend corresponding to one banking account. Do I have to install a second wordpress/ woocommerce application to achieve my goal?

If someone is in the same situation: Installing a separate wordpress instance is definitely the cleanest solution to achieve this kind of goal.
Keep in mind that you have to buy a separate licence for Sofortueberweisung.

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