United States
CMFGUS33 — Community Federal Savings Bank
CMFGUS33 identifies COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK in NEW YORK,NY in the repository's public BIC snapshot. The exact code is copyable here, but the account and transfer instructions must still come from Community Federal Savings Bank or the beneficiary.
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SWIFT / BIC code
CMFGUS33 breaks down as CMFG for bank, US for ctry, 33 for city.
NEW YORK,NY · United States
Bank information
- SWIFT / BIC
- CMFGUS33
- Branch
- Head office / main
- City
- NEW YORK,NY
- Country
- United States
When should you use CMFGUS33?
The source dataset identifies CMFGUS33 with Community Federal Savings Bank in New York. It provides no narrower product or desk purpose, so confirm this exact BIC in the receiving instructions before sending.
Wire instruction check for CMFGUS33
- SWIFT / BIC
- CMFGUS33
- Bank entity
- COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK
- Source location
- NEW YORK,NY
- Source branch
- No narrower branch label in the source data
- Verified use
- SWIFT wire; exact purpose must be confirmed
Confirm this exact BIC
Match CMFGUS33 character for character with current instructions from the beneficiary or Community Federal Savings Bank.
Use the beneficiary details supplied
Enter the recipient name and account number or IBAN exactly as provided. This directory cannot verify account ownership.
Use the bank details from the same instruction set
Do not infer a bank address, intermediary, currency rule, or three-character branch suffix that the cited sources do not establish.
Review before sending
A valid-looking BIC can still be wrong for a particular account or payment purpose. Confirm the final instruction set before funds move.
How CMFGUS33 differs from other Community Federal Savings Bank codes
This source snapshot contains no other BIC under the same Community Federal Savings Bank record. That does not prove another current code cannot exist, so verify against the bank's latest instructions.
Sources
International payments
Sending money to Community Federal Savings Bank?
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