Sending a Wire Transfer
A wire transfer form must be completed in order to send a wire transfer from your Hiway account. To expedite a wire transfer from one of your Hiway accounts to another Financial Institution (FI) please gather the following information prior to calling us for this form:
Your information- Your name
- Your phone number
- Your full Hiway account number
- The amount you wish to transfer
- Name and address of FI
- The FI's wiring instructions
- Name and address of person receiving the wire
- Account number to make the deposit to
- Any special instructions to transmit with the wire
Funds for an outgoing wire transfer must be available in the account/deposit cleared prior to sending the wire. This excludes any cash deposits or electronic deposits into your account.
Once you have gathered the information above, please contact us at 651.291.1515 or 800.899.5626 to send your wire transfer.
Receiving a Wire Transfer
To ensure that you receive a wire transfer being sent to you, you will need to provide the sender with the following information:
Wiring Instructions- Hiway Credit Union
- Routing number 296075933
- Your name
- Your full Hiway account number
- Your address
International Wire Transfers
Wire transfers to foreign accounts will require an additional number called a SWIFT code as well. We are able to send these wire transfers in either foreign currency or U.S. dollars.
Wire Transfer Fees
There is no charge to receive an incoming wire transfer. Fees for outgoing transfers vary, so please contact us for current rates.
Questions?
For more information on wire transfers, contact us today.
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