I can’t manage to add my canadian account as new beneficiary since it won’t take my transit number, saying that is wrong or incomplete but I have tried many solutions, none of them fit.
Anyone with the same issue ?
Is the address an IBAN< or something else (e.g. Like ACH/ABA for the US)?
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Hey, @tynagmo
Routing number is expected to be 9 digit long…
Might it be a 9 digit number which follows this structure?
0 + Branch # + Transit #
0 for electronic transaction, branch number (000 if not given) and the transit number will probably be accepted. Consider doing a test transfer first
Sources:
- https://amcbanking.com/kb/12106/
- http://banks-canada.com/bank.php?routing=000445601
- http://internationalmoneytransfers.org/all-about-the-swift-bic-iban-routing-number-and-sort-codes/
EDIT: most probably yes. See this reference image:
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ouah Great !
I managed to add the account!
Not very intuitive to reverse some numbers and add a 0 ^^
Thank you so much for you complete and quick answer !
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