Bank details of TD Bank

Find the verified TD Bank routing details needed for secure transfers. Below are the essential Institution Number (004), Transit numbers, and SWIFT codes required for Canadian domestic EFT (direct deposits) and international wire payments.

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

TD Canada Trust uses a standardized 3-digit institution code (004). For domestic electronic transfers, ensure you use the 5-digit transit number associated with your account's home branch. TD is known for its extensive branch network, so verifying your specific transit number via EasyWeb is highly recommended.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic EFT / Direct Deposit:
Recipient: John Smith
Institution Number: 004 (public bank identifier)
Transit Number: 00001 (public bank identifier)
Account Number: ****6789 (example)

International Wire Transfer:
Bank Name: The Toronto-Dominion Bank
SWIFT Code: TDOMCATT (public bank identifier)
Recipient Account: Account ending 5566
Bank Address: 66 Wellington St. W, Toronto, ON M5K 1A2

Tips for filling out the form

• If your TD account number has only 7 digits but a form requires more, simply add a leading zero (e.g., 0123456).
• TD handles most international wires through its Toronto headquarters; using the main SWIFT code TDOMCATT is usually sufficient.
• Always include your full physical address when receiving money from the USA via wire transfer to avoid holds.

FAQ

Question: Where can I find my TD routing number?

Answer: Your routing number is at the bottom of your TD cheques. It is a combination of 004 and your 5-digit transit code.

Question: How long does an Interac e-Transfer take at TD?

Answer: Interac e-Transfers are usually near-instant but can take up to 30 minutes for security verification.