An International Money Transfer (IMT) is a fast, secure and convenient electronic payment method of transferring funds around the world (also known as Telegraphic Transfers).
Product information
- Global - IMTs are accepted in a comprehensive range of destinations and in a large number of currencies
- Secure - transfers are made via an authenticated electronic network
- Timely - payments may be made up until the day they're due for same day receipt (in most cases) to the payee
- Transfers can be made direct to a specified bank.
NB. Payment-related information, such as sales contracts or invoice numbers, can also be included within the payment message.
You can order an IMT via:
If a business requests an IMT via ANZ Direct Online* they are required to provide:
- The full name and address of the recipient
- The full name and address of the overseas bank.
If the funds are being sent to a specific bank account, you'll also need to provide:
- The recipient's full account number details
- If you're sending funds to a European Union (EU) country, the recipient must give you their international bank account number (IBAN).
Other helpful information, if applicable:
- The telephone number of the recipient
- The SWIFT code of the overseas bank
- Any other bank codes applicable to the receiving bank that the recipient may have provided to you.
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The sender should contact their local bank and ask to send an IMT. You will need to provide them with instructions:
How to apply
For more information or to apply for an IMT, contact an ANZ Trade Specialist:
Call 0800 ANZ TRD (0800 269 873)
Fees, charges, terms and conditions apply.
*Only available to ANZ customers who have registered for these services.
ANZ Phone Direct is only available to accounts with a single signatory.
ANZ Phone Direct International Services - transactional dollar limits apply.
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