CIBC wire transfer: transfer time, fees, and limits

If you’re a CIBC account holder, you may be seeking easy ways to send wire payments domestically or internationally. Take a look at this guide to learn about transfer time, fees, limits and more!

CIBC Domestic Wire Transfer Fees

You have the option to make a domestic wire transfer online, via mobile banking service or by personally visiting your preferred branch. If you prefer the latter, make sure to set an appointment with a specialist.

For domestic wire transfers, provide the following information:

• Recipient’s name and contact details.
• Recipient’s bank account details and transit number.
• Wire routing number (also called the ABA code).
• Details of the payment amount and the desired processing date.

CIBC International Wire Transfer Fees

For international wire transfers with CIBC, you’ll need to following information:

• Name and address of the recipient in the foreign country.
• Recipient’s overseas bank account number.
• Recipient bank ID, like a SWIFT code, BIC or national ID.
• Foreign currency of the recipient’s bank account for currency exchange.
• Purpose of the wire transfer.

CIBC Wire Transfer Limit

CIBC has wire transfer limits on outgoing wire transfers through its online banking system, particulary:

CIBC Cutoff Times

Keep in mind that CIBC imposes a strict cut-off time for both domestic and international wire transfers. Make wire transfers before this designated time to ensure timely processing!

Sources

CIBC Official Website

Disclaimer

The information provided in this guide is intended for general informational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information, banking policies and fees may be subject to change. Users are strongly advised to verify specific details and consult with their banks should they have any questions or concerns.

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