TD Bank’s standard online wire transfer limit for personal accounts is approximately $25,000 per day. Domestic wire fees are $15–$25; international SWIFT fees are $25–$50. Same-day domestic processing applies if submitted before 3:00 PM ET. International wires take 1–5 business days. TD’s SWIFT code is TDOMCATTTOR.

Quick answer: TD wire limit: ~$25,000/day online. Domestic fee: $15–$25. International fee: $25–$50. Processing: domestic same-day before 3 PM ET; international 1–5 days. SWIFT: TDOMCATTTOR.

TD Wire Transfer Fees and Limits 2026

Wire Type Online Limit Fee Processing
Domestic (Canada–Canada) ~$25,000/day $15–$25 Same day
International SWIFT (outgoing) ~$25,000/day $25–$50 1–5 business days
Receiving international wire No limit ~$15 (receiving fee) 1–5 business days
Branch-assisted wire Higher limits Same fees Same/next day

Wire Transfer vs e-Transfer at TD

Feature Wire Transfer e-Transfer
Daily limit ~$25,000 $3,000
Domestic cost $15–$25 Free / 1 transaction
Speed Same business day Minutes
International Yes No
Best for Large or international Under $3,000, domestic

For domestic transfers under $3,000, Interac e-Transfer is faster and free on most TD plans. Wire transfers are the right tool for large payments, real estate, and international transfers.

How to Send a Wire Transfer via TD EasyWeb

Domestic wire:

  1. Log into TD EasyWeb at easyweb.td.com
  2. Click TransfersWire Transfer (Canadian)
  3. Enter recipient name, bank, transit number, institution number, and account number
  4. Enter the amount and select the source account
  5. Review fees and confirm
  6. Submit before 3:00 PM ET for same-day processing

International SWIFT wire:

  1. Log into TD EasyWeb
  2. Click TransfersInternational Money Transfer
  3. Enter recipient full name, bank name, SWIFT/BIC, IBAN (if applicable), account number
  4. Enter amount and review exchange rate and fees
  5. Confirm transfer — TD may require a verification code on first transfer to a new recipient

Information to Provide for Incoming Wires to TD

Give this to anyone sending you an international wire:

Field Value
Beneficiary name Your full legal name on the TD account
Beneficiary address Your personal street address
Account number Your 7-digit TD chequing account number
Bank name TD Canada Trust
SWIFT/BIC TDOMCATTTOR
Branch transit number Your 5-digit transit number
Bank head office 66 Wellington Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M5K 1A2, Canada

Note for US senders: TD does not have a US ABA routing number. US senders must initiate an international SWIFT wire using TDOMCATTTOR.

Currency Conversion on TD International Wires

TD converts your CAD to the destination currency using its retail exchange rate, which typically includes a 2–3% markup over the interbank rate.

Worked example: You wire $10,000 CAD to the USA when 1 CAD = 0.730 USD (interbank). TD’s retail rate is 0.713 USD (~2.3% markup). Your recipient receives approximately USD $7,130 instead of the USD $7,300 available at the interbank rate — a difference of USD $170 ($233 CAD) on this $10,000 wire.

For large international transfers, compare TD’s rate against a foreign exchange specialist to determine whether the fee savings outweigh the convenience of banking in one place.

TD Wire Transfer Safety

Wire transfers are final and difficult to reverse. Take these precautions:

  • Verify all recipient details independently — do not copy from an email that could have been compromised
  • Call TD (1-866-222-3456) immediately if you suspect a fraudulent wire was sent
  • Business Email Compromise (BEC) fraud — criminals impersonate vendors or executives and redirect wire payments; always verify new wiring instructions via a known phone number, not by replying to the email

If you believe you are being defrauded, contact TD immediately and report to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501.

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