How to Send an e-Transfer with RBC: Your Comprehensive Guide

Sending money online seems daunting for the uninitiated. Yet, the ease of e-Transfers makes them a staple of the digital era. If you're an RBC client, you're in luck, this in-depth guide provides clear, simple steps on how to increase your e-Transfer limit through RBC online banking, mobile app, or by calling customer service.

Sending e-Transfer via RBC Online Banking

RBC's online banking platform is user-friendly and efficient. Follow these straightforward steps:

• Access your RBC online account through the official website.
• From your banking dashboard, select the ‘Pay Bills and Transfer Funds’ option.
• Select the account you desire to send money from.
• Click on the ‘Send INTERAC e-Transfer’ option.
• Put in the necessary details of the recipient.
• Finally, verify and confirm the transaction.

Remember, if you want to increase your e-Transfer limit, go to Self-Serve options in your online banking and increase the limit from there.

Using RBC Mobile App for e-Transfers

If you're always on the go, the RBC mobile app offers the convenience you desire. Who said you can't send money while sipping coffee on a Tuesday afternoon? Here are the steps:

• Log into the RBC Mobile app.
• Tap the ‘Transfers’ icon at the bottom of the home screen.
• Choose ‘Send an INTERAC e-Transfer’ on your selected account.
• Input the amount you want to send, the recipient's details, and a security question for verification.
• Review the information and hit ‘Send Now’.
• You'll then receive a confirmation message.

Like in online banking, if you wish to increase your e-Transfer limit, go to the Self-Serve section in your app and adjust the limit accordingly.

Calling RBC Customer Service

If you're someone who appreciates a more personal touch, RBC customer service is available. You can speak with a representative who can guide you through the whole process or even perform the e-Transfer on your behalf.

• Dial 1-800-769-2555 to reach RBC customer service.
• Follow the prompts to reach a representative.
• Once connected, they'll securely verify your identity.
• Inform them that you'd like to make an e-Transfer and provide the necessary details.
• They'll then process the e-Transfer and provide a confirmation number.

Calling customer service is also an effective way to increase your e-Transfer limit. Just inform the representative of your request, and they can adjust the limits accordingly.

Conclusion

Regardless of how you choose to bank with RBC, e-Transfers are a safe, secure, and easy way to send money. Whether you prefer using RBC online banking, the mobile app, or a good old-fashioned phone call, this guide has your back.