Transfer USD from US account into revolut - SWIFT code?

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Looking at transferring some USD from a US based account into my (free tier) revolut account. (Have a USD account in revolut so no currency exchange required)
Whilst I can get an IBAN etc for revolut, I can't find swift or ABA codes which are required for the US based sender side.
Anyone has done this before and can point me the right direction?
 
I think the swift code is per bank not per account, e.g. for BOI it's BOFIIE2D.

It's been a few years since I've done it, but I think the IBAN is enough for them even if the staff tell you it's not, in my case I'd keep phoning till I got someone who was familiar with non-US transfers.

The transfer process from the US can be awkward depending on the bank but once it's setup it's fine. Used to take 4-5 days for money to appear.

Personally, I'd transfer to a regular Irish bank first, then transfer to Revolut. That way at least if anything went wrong with the US transfer at least you can phone someone. Alternatively - if fees aren't prohibitive, transfer a test sum e.g. 10 dollars to Revolut to make sure the path works.
 
Thanks.
Looks like BIC = SWIFT code. ABA code doesn't seem to be required.

Reg Irish bank: sending USD to my BOI account would automatically exchange to EUR I'd assume, at a comparatively bad rate.
Still looking to see if I can directly use currenyfair as the recipient.
 
I use Wise for transferring USD from the US to here. Wise give you account details for a range of currencies and you can maintain balances in those currencies. You can easily see the necessary US account details for your account in the WISE app. I then setup it as a domestic transfer from the US bank (ETrade) and it worked fine.
 
newirishman said:
Looking at transferring some USD from a US based account into my (free tier) revolut account. (Have a USD account in revolut so no currency exchange required)
Whilst I can get an IBAN etc for revolut, I can't find swift or ABA codes which are required for the US based sender side.
Anyone has done this before and can point me the right direction?
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I've done this many times US broker to Revolut, works perfect, no fees at all. Change to euro at your convienience in Revolut thereafter. 1st xfer took about a week, thereafter very fast (3days).
 
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