South Carolina Federal Credit Union offers a full range of financial services including savings and investments, loans, credit cards and loans. As a not-for-profit financial institution, SCFCU has been offering its members with personalized financial services at minimal costs since 1936 when it was founded.
ROUTING NUMBERS
In the United States, a bank is identified through a 9-digit number known as Routing Number. South Carolina Federal Credit Union customers need the bank routing number to receive funds from other banking facilities.
South Carolina Federal Credit Union Routing Number is 253278401.
WHERE TO FIND ON A CHECK
A checkbook holder at South Carolina Federal Credit Union can easily get the bank routing number.
Consider the following sample check image to see where the routing number can be found at the bottom of the check.
HOW TO WIRE MONEY
South Carolina Federal Credit Union supports wire transfer service to allow its customers receive and make quick and convenient fund transfers.
South Carolina Federal Credit Union customers are allowed to make both Domestic Wire Transfers and International wire transfers.
SWIFT Code is necessary if you want to receive any international wire transfer into your South Carolina Federal Credit Union account.
To initiate the wire transfer, the recipient is required to provide the sending financial institution with his or her bank account details.
Domestic Wire Tranfers
South Carolina Federal Credit Union account holder can receive a wire transfer after he or she provides the following information to the financial institution sending the domestic wire transfer:
- Bank Name – South Carolina Federal Credit Union
- Routing Number – 253278401
- Address of Bank – 190012 North Charleston, SC
- Beneficiary’s Name – Your name
- Beneficiary’s Account Number – Your South Carolina Federal Credit Union account number
International Wire Transfers
South Carolina Federal Credit Union doesn’t have a SWIFT code. Thus, international wire transfers must come through a correspondent in the US. The senders wires the money to the correspondent and the correspondent sends the money domestically to South Carolina Federal Credit Union account.
The following details will be necessary for the correspondent bank to wire the funds:
- Bank Name – South Carolina Federal Credit Union
- Routing Number – 253278401
- Address of Bank – 190012 North Charleston, SC
- Beneficiary’s Name – Your name
- Beneficiary’s Account Number – Your South Carolina Federal Credit Union account number
Wire Transfer Fees for South Carolina Federal Credit Union
Domestic Wire Transfers at South Carolina Federal Credit Union attract different charges depending on whether the transfer is incoming or outgoing.
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Business Hours
Monday - Thursday8:30am - 5:00pmFriday8:30am - 6:00pmMailing Address
State Credit Union
PO Box 726
Columbia, SC 29202
For payments and branch mail.
Administrative Offices
State Credit Union
800 Huger Street
Columbia, SC 29201
A routing number or routing transit number is a 9 digit number that identifies financial institution in a transaction and the location where your bank account was opened. Most common types of transaction are ACH and wire transfers. You'll often be asked for your checking account routing number when you're making a payment online or by phone.
Some banks and financial institutions usually have multiple routing numbers serving different purposes, geographical regions and branches. Therefore it is important to ensure that you are using correct routing number before you initiate a money transfer.
A routing number can also be referred to as a RTN, a routing transit number or an ABA routing number and can be easily be found printed on the bottom of a check or in the online banking portals of the financial institutions.