Banks with swift codes and free wire transfers?

[scotopia]

Hello All,

I am setting up my banking info and noticed that my bank won't work because it doesn't have a swift code. Therefore I need to get a new account at a bank that does. Anyone know what good banks to use; ones with swift codes and preferably free/cheap wire transfer rates so that you don't get hit with a 15 dollar charge every time apple send you money? Thank you.

[Gambit]

Hi Scotopia,
I currently use Etrade as they have no fees plus a swift code. At least I am pretty sure but I haven't gotten my October payment yet so I will let you know once I get that.
-Gambit

[rickhuizinga]

Originally Posted by Gambit

Hi Scotopia,
I currently use Etrade as they have no fees plus a swift code. At least I am pretty sure but I haven't gotten my October payment yet so I will let you know once I get that.
-Gambit

Were you able to get E*Trade to work?

E*Trade Bank does not have a SWIFT code, but E*Trade Securities does. Further complicating the problem is that for ABA transfers, it goes directly to E*Trade Securities. For international SWIFT transfers, you have to direct it through The Bank of New York with a different account # and address.

How were you able to enter two different banking accounts into the iTunes Connect website?

[mikeameeki]

I am wondering the same thing. I have been attempting to get an answer to this very question from Apple for a couple of weeks. Any information on how you did it would be most appreciated!

[ztaksoftware]

When I first signed up the Swift Code gave me problems as well. I did not even know what the code was. Most national and regional banks should have a code. Local and credit unions probably will not. I know Citibank, Chase, Bank of America, BB&T, and Wells Fargo have swift codes. I also think all charge $15. Citibank does have free transfers if you have a securities account with them but the normal checking accounts will have the fee.