Annexture to Telex Transfer Wire Transfer Application 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Annexture to Telex Transfer Wire Transfer Application in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date in the designated field. This is crucial for processing your application.
  3. Fill in the currency amount in AUD, ensuring you also write it out in words for clarity. Remember to add $15 for bank charges.
  4. In the Beneficiary Details section, input the account name, account number, bank name, and address as specified. Ensure accuracy to avoid delays.
  5. Enter the SWIFT code provided (CTBAAU2S) and include any compulsory remittance information required by your bank.
  6. If applicable, fill in the sender's details if they differ from the student’s information. This ensures proper identification during processing.
  7. Once completed, save your document and follow up by sending the bank advice via email or fax as instructed.

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Recipients full name and physical address. Bank name and complete bank address. Recipients International Bank Account Number (IBAN) for many countries, especially in Europe. SWIFT/BIC (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication/Bank Identifier Code) for the recipients bank.
The system inspired the name Telegraphic Transfer. People used to visit their bank, and the bank would send a coded message to the bank of the recipient. Nowadays, the term telegraphic transfer is used synonymously with a wire transfer.
Telegraphic transfers which are also referred to as Telex transfers, TT payments, or simply TT is a way of transferring funds thats mostly used when you need to make an overseas transaction. The term telegraphic transfer has its origins in the way that banks used to make international money transfers.
As is apparent, there is no real difference between wire transfer vs telegraphic transfers. As the banking industry evolved, the word telegraphic started having an archaic reference, which is why today we refer to international fund transfers as wire transfers.
Banks refer to this service under different names, so look for something along the lines of Telegraphic Transfer, International Payment, Wire Transfer, or Send Money Overseas.
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