How do I make an international transfer to the Laurentian Bank?
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Information required to process a transfer into a Laurentian Bank of Canada account is usually the following: • Name of the beneficiary; • The Laurentian Bank of Canada’s S.W.I.F.T. code (BLCMCAMM); • The 5-digit transit number (begins with 0 followed by the branch number and ends with 1). For example, the transit number of branch 025 is 00251. This number appears on your monthly bank statement, on the LBCDirect website and at the bottom of your cheques; • The bank account number as well as the suffix of the Laurentian Bank account; • The postal address of beneficiary’s LBC branch; • The Laurentian Bank’s institution number (039); • The routing number (or “ABA”) of the Laurentian Bank of Canada (026 009 593). Please note that cable transfers are subject to reception fees of $15.
