Scotiabank SWIFT Code: NOSCCATT

The SWIFT/BIC code for Scotiabank (Bank of Nova Scotia) is NOSCCATT. NOSC derives from Nova Scotia, CA indicates Canada, and TT is the location code for Toronto, where the bank's head office is located.

Scotiabank is Canada's third-largest bank by deposits and market capitalization. It has the most extensive international presence among Canadian banks, with operations in over 30 countries, particularly across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Sending a Wire Transfer to Scotiabank

To send an international wire to a Scotiabank account, provide the recipient's full name, their account number (including the transit and institution numbers), the SWIFT code NOSCCATT, and the bank's address (44 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 1H1, Canada).

Incoming international wires in CAD and USD typically settle within 1 to 2 business days. Transfers from Latin American countries may process faster through Scotiabank due to its direct correspondent relationships in the region.

Scotiabank Wire Transfer Fees

Scotiabank charges CAD 30 to CAD 50 for outgoing international wire transfers, depending on the method (online vs. in-branch) and account type. Incoming international wire fees are approximately CAD 15. Scotia iTRADE and premium account holders may qualify for reduced wire fees.

Currency conversion uses Scotiabank's foreign exchange rates, which include a spread above the mid-market rate. For large transfers, the bank's Global Transaction Banking team can provide custom quotes.

How Slash fits in

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Scotiabank SWIFT Code: NOSCCATT