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Canada SWIFT/BIC Codes

5 SWIFT codes across 5 banks in Canada for international wire transfers.

Sending Money to Canada

To send an international wire transfer to a bank in Canada, you'll need the recipient's SWIFT/BIC code. This 8 or 11-character code identifies the specific bank and branch for the transfer.

5
Banks
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SWIFT Codes

SWIFT Code Format

A SWIFT code consists of: 4 letters (bank code) + 2 letters (country code) + 2 characters (location) + optional 3 characters (branch). An 8-character code refers to the bank's head office; 11 characters identifies a specific branch.

SWIFT Code Bank City
ROYCCAT2 Royal Bank of Canada Toronto
TDOMCATTTOR Toronto-Dominion Bank Toronto
BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal Montreal
NOSCCATT Scotiabank Toronto
CIBCCATT CIBC Toronto

How to Send a Wire Transfer to Canada

  1. Get the SWIFT code — Find the recipient's bank SWIFT code from the table above. Confirm with the recipient which code to use.
  2. Gather account details — You'll need the recipient's full name, account number (or IBAN), and bank address.
  3. Initiate the transfer — Log in to your bank's online portal or visit a branch. Select international wire transfer and enter the SWIFT code and account details.
  4. Pay the fees — International wires typically cost $15–$50. The receiving bank may also charge a fee. Transfers usually take 1–5 business days.

Double-check the SWIFT code before sending. An incorrect code can delay or misdirect your transfer.

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