TD Institution Number (004), Transit Number and SWIFT Code

TD’s own help answer puts it simply: the institution number for all TD Canada Trust branches is 004. For international wires TD names TDOMCATTTOR, and TD’s direct deposit form says your transit is 4 or 5 digits. Below are the numbers in one table, how EasyWeb hands you a filled-in form, what TD says about incoming wires, and how to reach TD.

TD numbers at a glance

Written on a cheque, the transit comes before the institution number with a dash between; in Payments Canada’s electronic layout, a zero leads, followed by the institution number and the transit. The routing numbers guide compares the two layouts and explains what each part identifies.

Where to find your TD transit and account number

EasyWeb Online Banking provides a pre-filled direct deposit form. TD's blank direct deposit form has boxes for the transit, institution and account numbers.

TD’s form names both lengths, so a TD transit can be the shorter of the two. TD’s EasyWeb guide describes the account number as up to 7 digits. A payer who has just the transit can type it into TD’s branch locator, which accepts a transit as a search. The same numbers appear in the line along the bottom of a TD cheque, shown on where the numbers are on a cheque.

TD void cheque and direct deposit form

TD’s EasyWeb guide covers a pre-filled direct deposit form:

EasyWeb Online Banking: on the Accounts page select the account, open the Manage tab, then select the Direct deposit form (PDF) link to get a pre-filled direct deposit form.

TD says the form can go to the CRA or your employer, or be saved and printed. A blank version, the TD Canada Trust Direct Deposit Form, is completed and given to an employer’s payroll department or a pension provider. Voiding a paper cheque is covered in how to void a cheque, the payer’s side in setting up direct deposit, and federal payments in CRA direct deposit.

Receiving a wire at TD: SWIFT code and details

TD’s help answer gives TDOMCATTTOR as its international SWIFT code.

TD says this code applies to all accounts and branch locations. For a US-dollar transfer TD says the sender may also need TD's US correspondent bank details.

The correspondent bank’s details are in TD’s answer and aren’t copied here. Codes for the other banks are on SWIFT codes for Canadian banks, TD’s wire fees and limits on the wire transfers table, and the sender’s steps on sending money to Canada.

TD hours, phone and help

TD’s contact page gives 1-866-222-3456 as its English support line. Branch details are in TD’s branch locator. For a lost card see TD’s card help; for a dispute, disputing a charge; for holiday closures, bank holidays.

TD’s accounts and fees are on the TD banking overview, and the numbers for other banks on institution numbers.