Wire transfers are a safe, reliable way to transfer funds from an account at one financial institution to an account at a different institution. Funds that are wired are available immediately.

Incoming Wire Transfers
If you wire money to Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union, you must provide these instructions to the institution that is wiring the money:

Bank Name: Corporate One Federal Credit Union
Routing Number: 2440-8426-4
Further Credit: Ohio Catholic FCU
A/C #: 2410-7887-5
Final Credit: member’s (your) name, address, and account number

We must have the complete name and address for the person sending and receiving the wire. There is not a fee to receive wire funds. 

**If the Federal Reserve is used to do any wire transfer instead of Corporate One, there will be a $40.00 charge.  Incoming wires from Corporate One are free.

Outgoing Wire Transfers
Ohio Catholic members can wire money to any domestic financial institution. You must visit a branch to initiate a wire transfer. There is a fee to wire funds.  There is a daily cutoff of 2:00 p.m. for sending wires. Always use caution when wiring funds; once funds are wired out, there is no way to retrieve them. In order to wire funds you need to have the following information:

• Name of Receiver
• Address of Receiver
• Account Number of Receiver
• Name of their Financial Institution
• Routing Number of their Financial Institution
• City and State of their Financial Institution
• Any special instructions

**All outgoing wires have a fee of $15.00.

Outgoing Wire Transfer Form

Smart Money Tip – Wire transfers done through cash offices are essentially anonymous and are designed for transfer between persons who trust each other. It is unsafe to send money by wire to an unknown person to collect at a cash office: the receiver of the money may, after collecting it, simply disappear. This scam has been used often.

Smart Money Tip – If you setup Account to Account transfer service and utilize Ohio Catholic’s online banking system, It’s Me 247, there is no fee associated with sending funds to another financial institution.