Sending money by wire transfer

Wire transfers are a reliable way to move money securely and efficiently. Here’s how to send it with confidence.

What you’ll need

Before heading to the branch or initiating the transfer, gather:

  • Recipient’s Full Name and Address (no P.O. Boxes)
  • Recipient’s Bank Name and Address
  • Recipient’s Account Number or IBAN
  • SWIFT/BIC Code of the recipient’s bank
  • ABA Routing Number (for U.S. transfers)
  • Currency of the transfer

How to send

  • Visit a Scotiabank Branch - Bring your ID and the recipient’s banking details.
  • Complete the Wire Transfer Form -Ensure SWIFT codes and account numbers are correct.
  • Review Fees and Exchange Rates -Service charges and the applicable exchange rate.
  • Confirm and Send - You’ll receive a reference number for tracking.

Receiving money by wire transfer

If someone is sending you money from another bank, make sure they have the correct routing instructions based on the currency.

What to share with the sender

  • Your full name and address
  • Your Scotiabank Jamaica branch transit and account number
  • Scotiabank Jamaica’s SWIFT Code: NOSCJMKN
  • Intermediary Bank Details (based on currency):
Currency Intermediary Bank SWIFT Code Account Number
USD Bank of America, Miami BOFAUS3M 1901748985
CAD Scotiabank Canada NOSCCATT —
EUR ING Bank Belgium BBRUBEBB010 301-0104916-43-EUR
GBP HSBC UK MIDLGB22 71091946

These details ensure your funds arrive safely and without delay.

 

If you're unsure about any part of the process, Scotiabank’s team is ready to assist. Call 888-4-SCOTIA.