Bank details of National Bank

Find the verified National Bank routing details needed for secure transfers. Below are the essential Institution Number (006), Transit numbers, and SWIFT codes required for Canadian domestic EFT (direct deposits) and international wire payments.

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

National Bank of Canada (NBC) is the sixth-largest bank in Canada and uses the institution number 006. For transfers to accounts in Quebec or across Canada, you must use 006 combined with the 5-digit transit number of your branch. International wires are processed via the SWIFT code BNDCCAMM.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic Transfer:
Recipient: John Smith
Institution Number: 006 (public bank identifier)
Transit Number: 00001 (public bank identifier)
Account Number: ****7788 (example)

Tips for filling out the form

• National Bank uses 7-digit account numbers. Ensure you do not include the transit number as part of the account number field.
• For wires from Europe, National Bank is well-connected; ensure the IBAN of the sender is clearly referenced if applicable.
• NBC is a member of the CDIC, ensuring deposit safety up to $100,000.

FAQ

Question: What is the SWIFT code for National Bank?

Answer: The primary SWIFT code is BNDCCAMM. This is used for all branches across Canada.

Question: How do I find my NBC transit number?

Answer: Your 5-digit transit number is located at the bottom of your NBC cheques or on your monthly bank statement.