Transfers

Transfer your money where you want it.

We’re pleased to offer several options for transferring funds.

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  • Online Banking: Make one-time or recurring transfers between your approved Northrim accounts through Online Banking.
  • Mobile Banking: Use our Mobile App or log into Online Banking with your mobile device to quickly transfer funds.
  • Text Banking: Transfer funds between your approved Northrim accounts while you're on the go.
  • Wire Transfers: Make or accept deposits from all over the world with our domestic, international and foreign exchange wire transfer options shown below.
  • Telebanking: Automated account information at your fingertips. Check current balances, transaction history, interest rates and more.
  • ATMs: Take care of both deposits and transfers at our 24-hour ATMs, available at most branch locations.

Wire Transfers

A wire transfer is an electronic payment service for transferring funds in near real time. Wires can be sent directly to or from your Northrim account.

Incoming Wire Instructions

Domestic Wires: provide the sender with your full account number, the name on your account as it appears on your statement and Northrim's routing number: 125200934.

International Wires: provide the sender with your full account number, the name on your account as it appears on your statement and Northrim's SWIFT code: NOTIUS82.

You may also visit your local branch or call us at (907) 562-0062 to receive instructions in writing.

Outgoing Wire Instructions

To send a wire, please visit your local branch.

Wire sending services are also available for our business customers through business online banking. please visit your local branch to enroll.

Required Information For Outgoing Wires

To request a wire at a branch or through business online banking, the following information will be required:

  • Name and address of the recipient/beneficiary
  • Name and address of the recipient/beneficiary bank
  • The routing number for domestic wires or swift number for international wires
  • Recipient/beneficiary account number

For wires sent internationally you might also need:

  • International Bank Account Number (IBAN)
  • International Routing Code (IRC)
  • Purpose of Payment

Wires are typically sent the same business day if requested by noon alaska time. otherwise, they will be sent the next business day.

Fees and limits may apply, depending on your account type and the type of wire. you will be able to review any fees and limits before finalizing your wire transfer.