DFI Qualifier: This is the type of bank identifier used by
the bank. For all American banks, the DFI Qualifier must be
Transit Number. For non- American
banks the DFI Qualifier must be SWIFT ID The options include
CBB, CHIPS, Mutual, SWIFT ID, or
Transit Number. DFI ID: The
actual bank identifier number (for example Transit Number or SWIFT ID). VERY IMPORTANT For
all non-American banks, the DFI ID Field
must be a SWIFT code. A valid SWIFT code is either 8 or 11 digits long VERY IMPORTANT For
US banks the DFI ID field should be a 9-digit ACH transit number. Please note that
the branch information is optional: Branch ID: Branch identification number provided
by the bank For the below
countries the below branch IDs are required Country | Branch
ID | Canada | 5 digits
transit code | France | Exactly
5 numeric numbers Code Guichet (Branch ID) | Italy | Exactly
5 numeric numbers CAB (Branch ID) | UK
(Buidling Societies) | Required
only for Building Societies | Japan | Exactly
3 digits. | Australia | Exactly
3 digits. | Spain | Exactly
4 digits. |
Status: Set
to active Branch Name: The name of a
branch (should be provided by the bank) Bank ID: Same as the Bank ID entered on the
first page |