Get the details on wire transfers to and from your Purdue Federal account.
Sometimes domestic or international payments require a wire transfer. While they sound complicated, we’re here to outline the specifics so you can move money with ease.
Sending a Wire Transfer
When sending a wire, you’ll need:
For domestic wires:
- Financial institution name and address
- ABA/Routing number
- Receiver's full name, account number and physical address
For international wires:
- Financial institution name and address
- Currency type
- Intermediary information, if applicable
- Additional country specific information, if applicable
- Receiver's full name, IBAN or account number and physical address
All wire requests must be received by Purdue Federal no later than 3 p.m. Eastern Time in order to be sent the same day. Purdue Federal cannot guarantee the time or date of arrival for a wire once it has been sent.
Receiving a Wire Transfer
If you are receiving a wire transfer into your Purdue Federal account, here is the info you’ll need:
Receiving Institution Name: Purdue Federal Credit Union
Receiving Institution ABA/Routing Number: 274976067
Note: For international wire transfers, use Federal Reserve Wire code FW274976067 in place of a swift code.
Receiving Institution Address: 1551 Win Hentschel Blvd., West Lafayette, IN 47906
Beneficiary Name: Member's name exactly as it appears on your account
Beneficiary Account Number: Member’s account number and suffix
Beneficiary Address: Member’s physical address
Costs
There are fees for both domestic and international wire transfers. Please see the Fee Schedule for details.
Purdue Federal Credit Union serves members worldwide and operates branches throughout Greater Lafayette, Crown Point and La Porte, Indiana.