

They also adivse you to use the Chase SWIFT code when asked for an IBAN number, since Chase does not support payments to IBAN numbers. Similarly, when sending wire transfer to Chase, you must have the correct SWIFT code for Chase bank, which you can find on the Chase wire transfer page. Hence it is important to pick the correct Bank of America routing number when sending them a wire transfer in different currencies. Some banks also require a different SWIFT code to be used depending on what currency you are receiving funds in.įor example, sending wire transfers to a recipient account at Bank of America in USD will require a different Bank of America Swift Code compared to when you send a wire transfer in a foreign currency to the same bank, as explained in their FAQ. It may be worth calling your bank in advance to double-check exactly what your branch requires, as some may seek additional information. It ensures the money reaches the intended bank which can then internally route it to the correct account using the recipient’s bank account number. The SWIFT Code of the receiving bank/branch is the most important piece of information that is needed in case of international wire transfers. Institution number and transit code in Canada.Note that each country has a different way of routing funds to the correct account, for example: This identifies the bank, branch and account without requiring a branch code or routing number. For example, when sending money to Europe, U.A.E., etc., the account number is substiuted by an IBAN number. When appropriate, instead of the beneficiary bank account number you may need to provide the IBAN (International Bank Account Number).

This identifies the bank and branch at the receiving institution. ABA (American Bankers Association) or Routing Number: If sending money to the USA.

