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A Better Way to Move Money
is Here

On May 12, 2026, we launched an enhanced wire services experience, offering you a simpler and more intuitive solution to move money. 

Some of the new features include:  

 

Dynamic Wire Instructions

Data collection fields now automatically adjust to show the specific information needed. Fields for SWIFT and IBAN codes and some address fields will automatically validate appropriate formatting.

 

Real-Time Tracking

You can now view the BankFund processing status of your wire transactions via Digital Banking.


 

 

Additional Security

Built-in multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of protection for wire transactions.

“Beneficiaries” Renamed “Recipients”

A clearer term that better reflects how you refer to the person receiving the wire transfer.

 


Lower International Wire Fees

All outgoing Non-USD International wires will be processed as
Priority Payments for only $10.


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How to Schedule a Wire

How to Create a Wire

How to Review Status

How to Add a Recipient

 

 

icon Frequently Asked Questions

The enhanced wire services experience continues to be accessible through Digital Banking >Transfers & Payments > eWires or by visiting a branch location.

Yes, to support enhanced security requirements, the first time you send a wire with the new service, you will be prompted to enter recipient details – even for recipients (formerly referred to as beneficiaries) you have used before.

Yes, individual wires can be scheduled to occur on a future date. However, recurring wires scheduling – any wires that would have been set to automatically process every month for at least two months, or with no defined end date – are no longer available.

Yes, if you’re sending funds to a Mexican bank account, you will typically need the recipient’s CLABE number. When creating a recipient in Digital Banking, type the CLABE number in the account number box.

A CLABE is an 18-digit banking number used in Mexico to identify the receiving bank, branch, and account for electronic transfers. It helps ensure the money is routed correctly.