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Send or receive money quickly and securely within Canada or internationally with a wire transfer
How to receive a wire transfer
To receive a wire transfer to your CIBC bank account, you must give the sender the following information:
For guidance on locating information, please refer to our FAQ.
Required information |
CIBC beneficiary details |
|---|---|
Bank name |
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce |
Bank address |
The complete branch address of your transit — street, city, province, postal code, country |
SWIFT BIC code |
CIBCCATT |
Canadian clearing code or member ID |
0010NNNNN |
CIBC institution number |
010 |
Transit |
Your 5-digit branch transit, including all zeros |
Account number |
Your 7-digit account number |
Beneficiary or creditor name |
Your complete name as it appears on your statement |
Beneficiary address |
Your complete address as it appears on your statement — street, city, province or state, postal code or zip code, country |
Required information |
Intermediary bank details |
|---|---|
Bank name |
Wells Fargo Bank N.A. |
Bank address |
New York, NY, US |
SWIFT code |
PNBPUS3NNYC |
CHIPS ID |
0509 |
Fedwire or ABA |
026005092 |
How to send a wire transfer
Sending less than $30,000 internationally?
Use CIBC Global Money Transfer™ to transfer money to over 120 countries including India, the Philippines, China and the United States for $0 transfer1 fee via online or mobile banking.
Wire transfer fees2
Incoming wire payments3
$15Effective January 16, 2027: $17)
Outgoing wire payments4
$30
$50
$80
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