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Wire Transfers

  • How can I make a wire transfer to a foreign recipient?
    An IBC customer can make a wire transfer to a foreign country/recipient by providing the name of the recipient, the address including city, state, zip code and country; the name of the foreign beneficiary bank, address, city, state, country, where recipient has their bank account and identify if the account is in U.S. dollars or in foreign currency. The IBC customer is also required to provide the ABA # of the intermediary/correspondent bank in the U.S. where the foreign beneficiary bank does business in U.S. This expedites the process of sending the wire through the proper U.S. bank. Should the ABA # not be known, IBC Bank will locate the ABA # for the foreign beneficiary bank. If the recipient's account is held in foreign currency, Foreign Exchange (FX) services are offered.

Letters of Credit

  • Can I get a Letter of Credit from IBC Bank?
    Yes. At IBC Bank, we help facilitate your engagements in trade by offering Letters of Credits including Import or Domestic Letters of Credit, Export Letters of Credit, and Standby Letters of Credit. In order to qualify for Letter of Credit services, you must be an IBC deposit or loan account holder. For more information, please visit your nearest IBC Bank branch or visit https://www.ibc.com/international/other-services/letters-of-credit

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