Interactive Brokers SWIFT Code: IBKRUS33

Interactive Brokers SWIFT Code: IBKRUS33

The SWIFT/BIC code for Interactive Brokers LLC is IBKRUS33. IBKR identifies the firm, US stands for the United States, and 33 is the location code. Interactive Brokers is headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut.

Interactive Brokers is a brokerage, not a traditional bank. Its SWIFT code is used for securities settlement wires — funding brokerage accounts, receiving proceeds from asset sales, and transferring funds between IB accounts and external bank accounts. The firm provides access to 150+ markets across 34 countries.

Securities Settlement and Brokerage Wires

Wire transfers through IBKRUS33 serve a different purpose than typical bank wires. Most traffic involves initial account funding, margin top-ups, and withdrawal of trading profits. IB supports deposits and withdrawals in 27 currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, CHF, HKD, JPY, AUD, and SGD.

IB processes incoming wires within 1 to 4 business hours during US banking hours once the funds hit Citibank (IB's receiving bank for USD wires). Non-USD wires are routed through IB's currency-specific correspondent banks. Clients must pre-notify IB of incoming wire details through the Account Management portal.

Transfer Fees for IB Account Holders

Interactive Brokers allows one free withdrawal per calendar month. Additional withdrawals cost $10 for USD wires. Incoming wires under $50,000 from banks that charge IB a fee may have that fee passed through to the client. Wires above $50,000 are credited without deduction.

IB's multi-currency account structure means traders can hold, convert, and wire funds in multiple currencies at interbank exchange rates (with a small markup of 0.002%). This makes IB popular for international traders who need to move capital across currency zones with minimal friction.

How Slash fits in

Slash tracks wires between your bank accounts and Interactive Brokers. Funding wires, withdrawal proceeds, and multi-currency conversions are logged automatically, giving your finance team clear visibility into brokerage cash flows.