Wire Transfers

A Wire Transfer is a method of electronic funds transfer from one person or entity to another. It's a convenient way to send money.

Domestic Wire Transfer Information

Outgoing Domestic Wires

These can be completed by submitting a request in Online Banking, over the phone by calling 800-628-7070 or by visiting a Bethpage branch.

Note: There is a $20 fee for domestic wire transfers.

You’ll need to obtain the following information from the Beneficiary of the wire:

• Receiving Financial Institution ABA / routing number
• Receiving Financial Institution Name
• Beneficiary Account Number
• Beneficiary Name (as it appears on the account)
• Beneficiary Address (No PO Boxes allowed)

Incoming Domestic Wires

You’ll need to provide the sender with:

Receiving Financial Institution ABA/ routing number	221473652
Receiving Financial Institution Name	Bethpage Federal Credit Union
Receiving Financial Institution Address	899 South Oyster Bay Rd Bethpage, NY 11714
Beneficiary Account Number	Member Account Number
Beneficiary Name	Member Name (as it appears on the account)
Beneficiary Address	Member Address

International Wire Transfer Information

Outgoing International Wires

These can be completed by submitting a request over the phone by calling 800-628-7070 or by visiting a Bethpage branch, Monday-Friday, prior to 2:45 PM EST.

You’ll need to obtain the following information from the Beneficiary of the wire:

• Receiving International Financial Institution Swift Code
• Receiving Financial Institution Name
• Financial Institution Address – some countries require a beneficiary bank code
• Beneficiary Account Number – some countries may require an IBAN
• Beneficiary Name (as it appears on the account)
• Beneficiary Address (No PO Boxes allowed)

Incoming International Wires

You’ll need to provide the sender with:

Note: The sender may ask who Bethpage uses as our Intermediary Bank.  Bethpage does not use a specific Intermediary Bank – the originating institution (foreign bank) will have a relationship with a bank in the United States that they can send the funds through.