Country-specific guidelines United States

USD (US Dollar)

A Bank Identification Code (BIC) or a Bank Clearing Code (BCC) is required for a payment to a bank in the United States, depending on the currency:

To transfer a payment in UDS to a bank in United States

To make payment in USD to a bank in the United States, a Bank Clearing Code (BCC) or a Bank Identification Code (BIC) is required.

• A Bank Identification Code (BIC), also known as a SWIFT address
• A Bank Clearing Code (BCC), also known as Fedwire (FW), ABA or Routing number and consists of 9 characters.

To transfer a payment in another currency to United States

To make a payment in a different currency to a bank in the United States, a Bank Identification Code (BIC) is required. This is also known as a SWIFT address.

An account number in the United States does not have a fixed format, the number of digits is different for each bank in the United States.

These international transfers are subject to private transfer fees and business transfer fees . If you choose for the OUR option for USD payments to the US, you can't always be sure that no fees will be deducted from this payment. In some cases, the beneficiary's bank may still deduct fees. ABN AMRO has no influence on these fees.

Do you want to know when the money will be in the beneficiary's account? Then check what the processing times for payments are. And for more details per currency type, check out this overview .