A Bank of America wire transfer receipt documents a domestic or international wire processed through Bank of America. It is commonly used for high-value payments and contract settlements.
Bank of America Wire Transfer Receipt
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What's on a Bank of America Wire Transfer Receipt
A Bank of America wire transfer receipt is the confirmation that a wire — domestic or international — was sent from a BofA account. Wires are used for high-value, time-sensitive payments, so the receipt is built around traceable bank and beneficiary data. A complete BofA wire confirmation includes:
Confirmation number and the wire's IMAD/OMAD reference
Date and time the wire was submitted and sent
Sender account (masked) and Bank of America as the originating bank
Beneficiary name, account, and bank
Routing details — Bank of America's domestic wire routing number (026009593) or the SWIFT/BIC BOFAUS3N for international wires
Amount and currency, plus the wire fee
Wire type (domestic or international) and status
Memo or reference — e.g. an invoice, escrow, or closing number
Bank of America Wire Fees and Cutoff Times
Wire fees are a line most people need on the receipt. Bank of America typically charges around $30 for an outgoing domestic wire and about $45 for an outgoing international wire sent in US dollars — though the international fee is often waived when the wire is sent in the local foreign currency through Online Banking. Incoming wires usually carry a smaller fee. Wires also have a daily cutoff time (mid-to-late afternoon Eastern on business days); a wire submitted after the cutoff or on a weekend is sent the next business day, which changes the date shown on the confirmation. Recording the exact fee and send date keeps the receipt consistent with the amount that actually left the account.
Domestic vs International Bank of America Wires
A domestic BofA wire needs the beneficiary's account number and their bank's routing number; Bank of America's own wire routing number is 026009593 (different from the ACH routing number printed on checks). An international wire adds the beneficiary bank's SWIFT/BIC code, the recipient's IBAN where required, the currency and exchange rate, and sometimes an intermediary bank. Bank of America's SWIFT code for incoming USD wires is BOFAUS3N. Because an international wire can pass through a correspondent bank that deducts its own fee, the amount received abroad can be slightly less than the amount sent — so an international BofA wire receipt should show both figures.
Why People Need a Bank of America Wire Receipt
Wires are the standard for payments that must clear the same day and cannot bounce, so the confirmation is often required as formal proof. Common cases: a real-estate down payment or closing where the title or escrow company demands proof the funds were wired, tuition or large vendor payments, earnest money, or settling a high-value invoice. In each of these, the other party wants to see the confirmation number, the date, the beneficiary details, and the amount — the fields that let them match the incoming wire to your payment. A clean, well-formatted receipt makes that reconciliation immediate.
Related money transfer receipts: see also our wire transfer receipt guide and our Chase bank transfer receipt guide.
Generate a Bank of America Wire Transfer Receipt — Free, No Login
Our Bank of America wire transfer receipt generator builds a clean wire confirmation with every field in place: confirmation and IMAD reference, date and time, sender account, beneficiary name and bank, routing number or SWIFT/BIC, amount, currency, fee, and status. Choose domestic or international, edit each field, and download a formatted file in PDF, PNG, or JPG in under a minute — no account required. It's ideal for reconstructing a wire confirmation you couldn't export cleanly, handing a title company or vendor clear proof of payment, or keeping an accurate bookkeeping record.
Legal note: Any Receipt Generator is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Bank of America, and does not process payments or validate the authenticity of any generated document. This tool is strictly for legitimate record-keeping, reimbursement, and bookkeeping purposes. Creating a receipt for a wire that did not occur, altering an amount, or using a document to commit fraud is prohibited; users assume full responsibility for the accuracy and intended use of the files they generate.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the product and billing.
What is a Bank of America wire transfer receipt?
It's the confirmation that a domestic or international wire was sent from a Bank of America account, showing the confirmation number, date, sender and beneficiary details, routing or SWIFT code, amount, and fee.
What is Bank of America's routing number and SWIFT code for wires?
Bank of America's domestic wire routing number is 026009593 (different from the ACH routing number on a check), and its SWIFT/BIC code for incoming international USD wires is BOFAUS3N.
How much does a Bank of America wire cost?
Outgoing domestic wires are typically around $30 and international wires in US dollars around $45, though the international fee is often waived when the wire is sent in the local foreign currency online. Incoming wires usually carry a smaller fee.
What details are on a BofA wire confirmation?
The confirmation and IMAD reference, date and time, sender account, beneficiary name, account, and bank, the routing number or SWIFT/BIC, the amount and currency, the fee, and the status.
Can I create a receipt for an international Bank of America wire?
Yes. Choose the international wire type and fill in the beneficiary's IBAN, the bank's SWIFT/BIC code, the currency and exchange rate, and both the sent and received amounts so the record matches a cross-border wire.
What formats can I download, and is it free?
You can export Bank of America wire transfer receipts as PDF, PNG, or JPG for free, with no login. Watermark-free downloads are available with a paid upgrade.