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To complete the wire transfer form, we will need the following information:
*Direct Financial may ask for validation of the purpose and beneficiary information
To complete the foreign wire transfer form, we will need the following information:
* Direct Financial may ask for validation of the purpose and beneficiary information
Yes, Direct Financial can refuse the request for any of the following reasons:
Or any other reason the request is unsatisfactory to Direct Financial.
Usually yes. Financial institutions do not usually place holds on funds that are wired unless there are clear and on time reports that the transfer was made fraudulently or to an unintended recipient.
Call our Contact Center at 800.966.8200, or visit any branch with your questions
Yes, you must be a member.
If the designated recipient of the funds will be receiving the funds at a location physically outside of any State, the wire will need to be sent as an international wire and all additional international wiring information will be needed.
To receive an incoming wire, provide the sender with our routing number (211691127) and your account number (not your member number)
Once “wired” funds leave your financial institution they are typically immediately available to the Recipient, not retrievable, and usually immediately withdrawn. These wire features (guaranteed and non-retrievable funds) have led members to be victimized by fraudsters. The fraudsters pretend to be legitimate Recipients and instruct Senders to use the wire transfer service to send funds for a purchase or other purpose. The fraudsters then provide phony or unintended recipient or account information. Members can also be exposed to risk when the funds wired from their account have not been collected, as from a recent deposit.
The Society for Worldwide Interbank Telecommunication (SWIFT) is a unique code that may be required for international wire transfers.
A wire transfer is an electronic transfer of money from one credit union or bank to another using a network, such as the Federal Reserve Wire Network or SWIFT.