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Online Wires
Send outgoing domestic wires via Business Digital Banking.
Receive same day transfer of monies with reduced costs.
You have the option to send outgoing domestic wires via Business Digital Banking. To get started, contact Interra Business Services by calling 574-534-2506 ext. 7015 or email us at treasury@interracu.com.
- Easy self-service.
- Same day transfer of monies.
- Reduced costs.
- Saved data for frequent recipients.
What is a wire transfer?
A wire transfer is a method of electronic funds transferred from one person or entity to another. Domestic and International wire transfers will be processed through Interra’s dedicated correspondent bank and further routed through the Federal Reserve.
How do I obtain a PIN Number to do wires by phone?
A wire transfer preauthorization form is necessary to establish a PIN. This form can be filled out in person at any of our Interra Credit Union office locations or you may call Interra’s contact center at 574.534.2506 to receive the form and instructions.
What are the cut off times for wires?
Wires are processed Monday through Friday and exclude holidays. Domestic wires are processed until 4:00 pm Eastern time. International wires are processed until 2:00 pm Eastern time.
What is a domestic wire?
A domestic wire is a transfer of funds within the United States and territories.
- Download the domestic wire checklist.
- View the fee schedule for wire fees.
- Once you have collected the information needed on the checklist, provide written wire instructions by phone1 or visit an Interra office2.
What is an international wire?
Funds wired to overseas accounts can be sent in either foreign currency or U.S. dollars. Prior to initiating a transfer, it is essential that you contact the intended payee to request wire instructions. This will limit processing delays and help ensure that funds reach the intended destination3.
- Download the international wire checklist.
- View the fee schedule for wire fees.
- Once you have collected the information needed on the checklist, provide written wire instructions by phone or visit an Interra office.
Frequently Asked Questions
The exchange rate is determined by the correspondent bank at the time the wire is entered and is valid for 15 minutes.
Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT) and Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) are used to locate and identify financial institutions primarily overseas.
An International Bank Account Number (IBAN) is a series of alphanumeric characters that uniquely identify an account held predominately by banks in Eurozone countries. Clave Bancaria Esandarizada (CLABE) is a standard 18-digit number for bank accounts in Mexico.
You can obtain any of these numbers by asking the intended payee for wiring instructions.
Call Interra at 574.534.2506 to cancel your transaction. If the wire transaction is still at Interra, we can cancel it with no fees assessed.
If your wire has already been processed, we can submit a reversal request to the payee's financial institution, through the dedicated correspondent bank and attempt to retrieve the funds.
Please note:
- Reversal attempts may go unanswered. To the extent, not restricted by law, a wire transfer is irrevocable. Interra Credit Union’s sole obligation is to exercise ordinary care in processing the wire transfer, and that the credit union is not responsible for any losses or delays which occur as a result of any other party’s involvement in processing the transfer.
- Fees may be assessed by other financial institutions if the reversal request is successful.
- There is no set time frame for receiving a response from the payee's financial institution. Contact Interra five business days after the initial cancellation to request an update of your inquiry.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Department of the Treasury administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions.
This is based on US foreign policy and national security goals against targeted foreign countries and regimes, terrorists, international narcotics traffickers, those engaged in activities related to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and other threats to the national security, foreign policy or economy of the United States. OFAC acts under Presidential national emergency powers, as well as authority granted by specific legislation, to impose controls on transactions and freeze assets under US jurisdiction. Many of the sanctions are based on United Nations and other international mandates, are multilateral in scope and involve close cooperation with allied governments.
Please contact Interra by phone at 574-534-2506 or 888-432-2848, and provide us with the following information:
- Your name.
- Interra account number.
- Phone number.
- Date of wire (if applicable).
- Amount of wire (if applicable).
Digital Banking
Banking that keeps up with you. Manage your money anytime, anywhere with Interra’s convenient digital tools. From online and mobile banking to mobile deposit, digital wallets, Zelle®, bill pay, account alerts and more, everything you need to stay connected to your finances is right at your fingertips.
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1In order to send a transfer by phone, you must have an established PIN. Please contact Interra Credit Union or click the Learn More button for additional information. 2Consumer Purpose wires are only available at Interra Credit Union's Main Office, Middlebury, and Elkhart - CR 17 locations. Please call ahead to ensure staff is available to process your wire request. Consumer Purpose wires cannot be processed through a beneficiary financial institution or an intermediary bank. 3International wire transfers subject to any applicable OFAC sanctions.