A telegraphic transfer (also known as a “wire”) is an electronic transfer of funds directly credited to a beneficiary’s overseas bank account. A choice of more than 130 currencies is offered.
Sending a telegraphic transfer
In most cases a TT is the quickest way to send funds abroad (a TT will normally take one to two business days to reach the beneficiary).
Sending a TT in the beneficiary’s currency is usually more cost effective and helps ensure the funds are credited more quickly, as the payment can go “straight through”.
What you'll need
You will need to provide full details of the receiver’s bank account, including their IBAN (International Bank Account Number) if they are in Europe.
To comply with Australian Government regulations you must also provide the beneficiary’s full street address.
Please note that TTs are sent via a network of correspondent banks, which sometimes levy a small handling charge on your payment. Any such fees are totally out of Queensland Country Bank and Convera control. Given that a network of banks is used to complete your telegraphic transfer, the time it takes for your payment to be credited cannot be guaranteed.
Transferring funds with a Telegraphic Transfer
If you have decided that a TT is the payment method for you, simply call into your local Queensland Country Branch today and our friendly staff will help you.
Costs and fees
Service | Price |
Telegraphic transfer (online) | $25.00 per transfer |
Telegraphic transfer in foreign currency | $30.00 per transfer |
Telegraphic transfer in AUD | $50.00 per transfer |
* Traces will be conducted free of charge unless it becomes known that funds were credited to the beneficiary account prior to the trace being requested.
Features
- Cost effective and fast
- Transfer in more than 130 currencies
- Usually sends in 1-2 days