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UK money transfer
helenjones833
Posts: 40 Forumite
Hi,
I am transferring money to a UK account at CitiBank. However, I have been asked to supply the following information:
* Currency
* Account Number
* Beneficiary Bank (Citibank London)
* SWIFT
* Routing Code
* Beneficiary Account Name
* Payment Details Line 1
I have the sort code and A/C number for the bank account as well.
I'm wondering if it is possible to transfer this money from my UK Barclays account free of charge, or if I will have to pay a SWIFT fee. Also, could I do this from online banking, if I have to specify all the above information?
Thanks.
I am transferring money to a UK account at CitiBank. However, I have been asked to supply the following information:
* Currency
* Account Number
* Beneficiary Bank (Citibank London)
* SWIFT
* Routing Code
* Beneficiary Account Name
* Payment Details Line 1
I have the sort code and A/C number for the bank account as well.
I'm wondering if it is possible to transfer this money from my UK Barclays account free of charge, or if I will have to pay a SWIFT fee. Also, could I do this from online banking, if I have to specify all the above information?
Thanks.
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Comments
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UK to UK should be free as you would only require account number and sort code.
You would only require the total information if making payments from outside the UK0 -
if you are transferring money domestically, all you need is the 6 digit sort code and 8 digit account number. SWIFT is for international transfers *only* (you could in reality use it for a domestic transfer, but doing so would be daft)
and you can indeed send it using internet banking, free.0 -
just sort code and acc number is fine (sometimes also reference should be the account name)0
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