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Corporate Wire Transfers

Moving money with confidence.

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Corporate Wire Transfers

Moving money with confidence.

Learn more link goes to the product features

Manage time-sensitive payments efficiently while maintaining visibility.

When timing matters, wire transfers provide a fast and efficient way to move funds. Commerce Bank wire transfer services support one-time, recurring and future-dated domestic and international payments, helping you manage cash flow and keep your business moving.

Using the Federal Reserve’s Fedwire® network and the SWIFT messaging network, we provide a reliable way to transfer funds between financial institutions, with funds typically available upon receipt so you can maintain visibility into receivables and disbursements and make informed business decisions.


Commerce Bank’s SWIFT/BIC code is CBKCU244.

Same-Day Processing

Submit eligible wire transfers for same-day processing and final credit, helping you meet deadlines and keep payments on schedule.

Scheduled Transfers

Set up same-day, future-dated, recurring or repetitive wire transfers, giving you more control over payment timing and cash flow management.

Domestic & International Transfers

Send funds across the United States or internationally through established payment networks, simplifying transactions with vendors, clients and other business relationships.

Online Tracking & Confirmation

Track wire activity online and access confirmation details, helping you monitor payment status and maintain visibility throughout the transfer process.

Frequently Asked Questions

A wire transfer is an electronic movement of funds between financial institutions that can be used for domestic and international payments.
Eligible wire transfers may be processed the same day. Processing times vary based on payment details, destination and submission timing.
To receive funds from an external account, provide your bank name, address, routing number, SWIFT/BIC code, beneficiary account number, beneficiary name and beneficiary address.
To send funds, provide the beneficiary’s bank name, address and routing number, or the bank’s SWIFT/BIC code for institutions located outside the United States, along with the beneficiary account number, name and address.

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Whether you’re sending high-value payments, managing recurring transfers or expanding internationally, we’re here to discuss wire transfer solutions that fit your business needs.

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