Wire Transfers
Incoming Wires
An Incoming Wire Transfer is a secure method for electronically sending funds directly to a transactional or loan account at Oak View.
Click Here to download our domestic wiring instructions.
Click Here to download our international wiring instructions.
Outgoing Wires*
An Outgoing Wire Transfer is a secure method for electronically sending funds directly to a recipient using their bank account information. You can initiate a domestic or international wire from your account by visiting any of our branch locations.
Domestic
A domestic wire can be used to send money to a recipient located anywhere in the United States. To initiate an outgoing domestic wire, you will need to present the following information to us in-branch:
1) Dollar amount that needs to be sent.
2) Beneficiary Bank Name
3) Beneficiary Bank ABA/Routing Number.
4) Beneficiary Bank Physical Address.
5) Beneficiary Name.
6) Beneficiary Account Number.
7) Beneficiary Physical Address.
8) Any applicable reference information.
9) Short transfer description.
International
An international wire can be used to send money to a recipient located in a country** outside the United States. To initiate an outgoing international wire, you will need to present the following information to us in-branch:
1) Dollar amount that needs to be sent.
2) Beneficiary Bank Name.
3) Beneficiary Bank SWIFT Code.
4) Beneficiary Bank Physical Address.
5) Beneficiary Name.
6) Beneficiary Account Number/IBAN.
7) Beneficiary Physical Address.
8) Any applicable reference information.
9) Short transfer description.
*Oak View National Bank will not verify the information provided from the customer originating the transfer, with regard to where to send the wire transfer. The originating customer assumes responsibility for the accuracy of all information that is used for the wire transfer. Once Oak View National Bank executes the payment order, the payment cannot be stopped or canceled. All outgoing wires are subject to a wire transfer fee.
**Oak View National Bank is limited to which countries it can send wires to.