To make an international money transfer to a financial institution in the U.S., Europe or Mexico, you will be required to provide some banking information.
Following is the information that may be requested by each country.
ABA routing number for direct deposits | 9-digit number for ACH (Automated Clearing House) transfers. Note: Some banks use this number for both direct deposits and money transfers. |
ABA routing number for money transfers | 9-digit number. Note: Banks usually have a different routing number for direct deposits and transfers. In some cases, however, the numbers may be one and the same. |
IBAN no. |
The number of characters in each IBAN number varies from one country to another. However, it never exceeds 34 characters. Here are 2 examples: France: FR14 2004 1010 0505 0001 3 M02 606 IBAN is currently used in the 25 European Union countries as well as Andorra, Croatia, Gibraltar, Greenland, the Faeroe Islands, Iceland, Turkey, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Monaco, Norway, Romania, San Marino, Serbia-Montenegro, Switzerland and Tunisia as well as the French Overseas Departments Guadeloupe, French Guyana, Martinique and Réunion Island. The number often appears on bank statements and invoices of companies and individuals residing in participating countries. Enter the IBAN number under International money transfers – Manage list of recipients. |
CLABE | 18-digit number. The first 3 digits identify the bank, the next 3 digits identify the branch and the last 11 digits indicate the account number plus the check digit. Enter the CLABE underInternational money transfers – Manage list of recipients. |