International Money Transfers
You can transfer money to your Bank Leumi account from anywhere in the world using the SWIFT system.
In accordance with new regulations, as of April 1st, 2019, any transaction made to your account, from outside of Israel, must include your account number in an IBAN structure .
This is in addition to regulations, in accordance to which ,as of January 1, 2018, any transfer originating from outside Israel must include information about the parties to the transaction, as detailed below:
- Information on the sender abroad - sender’s name, account number and address.
- Recipient’s information at Leumi - customer’s name and Leumi account number.
A transfer missing one or more of the abovementioned details - shall not be accepted by Leumi and may force Leumi to return funds to the sender.
Additionally, incoming transfers should include an account number in IBAN format i.e. in ILxx010XXX00000YYYYYYYY** format:
- Bank name: BANK LEUMI LE ISRAEL B.M.
- Leumi's Swift code: LUMIILITXXX
Please ensure that any such transfer includes the complete information, including an IBAN account number.
For your convenience, you can locate your IBAN foreign currency account number on any credit memo in respect of foreign currency received in your account from overseas and from local banks.
Please note that occasionally the IBAN number in the foreign currency account can be different from the IBAN number in the NIS account. In the event that the proceeds are credited to your NIS account, please include the NIS IBAN account number, which can be located by signing in to your account on the website, under the tab: Confirmation of Account Ownership
You can find your branch number online using our online branch locator.
If you have any questions, please contact your Leumi branch.
*The above does not detract from the right of the Bank to require additional information, as required.
**IBAN format - ILxx010XXX00000YYYYYYYY :
IL - Israel
xx - 2 characters issued by your branch
010 - Bank Leumi identification
XXX - Branch number
Five 0 - Issued automatically by the system to reach 13 characters
YYYYYYYY - Account number