Bank details of Scotiabank

Find the verified Scotiabank routing details needed for secure transfers. Below are the essential Institution Number (002), Transit numbers, and SWIFT codes required for Canadian domestic EFT (direct deposits) and international wire payments.

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

To transfer funds to a Scotiabank account, you will need the institution number 002. Scotiabank requires precise transit numbers for their automated clearing system. For international transfers, the SWIFT code NOSCCATT is used to route funds through their global network.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic Transfer (EFT):
Recipient: Jane Doe
Institution Number: 002 (public bank identifier)
Transit Number: 00001 (public bank identifier)
Account Number: ****9876 (example)

International Transfer:
Beneficiary Bank: Scotiabank
SWIFT Code: NOSCCATT (public bank identifier)
Bank Address: 44 King St W, Toronto, ON M5H 1H1, Canada

Tips for filling out the form

• Scotiabank uses a 7-digit account number. Do not confuse it with your 16-digit debit card number.
• For wires coming from the Caribbean or Latin America, Scotiabank is often the fastest option due to their extensive presence in those regions.
• You can find your branch's 5-digit transit number on the Scotiabank "Branch Locator" tool online.

FAQ

Question: What is the Scotiabank routing number?

Answer: The routing number is "0" + 002 + your 5-digit Transit Number (9 digits total).

Question: Is Scotiabank insured?

Answer: Yes, Scotiabank is a member of the CDIC, and deposits are insured up to $100,000 per category.