Donating to the Foundation by bank transfer is very possible. The procedure
may vary according to where in the world you are sending funds from. The
information below is provided to us by our bank, which is the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). It is hoped that you can show this page to your bank to make this process easy for you.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Bank transfers are generally a subject of a hefty fee imposed by our bank, so unless you are planning to transfer more than a couple of hundred of dollars, you are better off using the other donation methods.
The OpenBSD Foundation mailing address:
The OpenBSD Foundation
8101 160 Street
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
T5R 2G9
Bank: Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC) Branch Address: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 15630-87 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta Canada, T5R 5W9 CIBC SWIFT Code: CIBCCATT CIBC Institution Number (Bank Number): 010 Transit Number (Branch Transit Number): 06069 Account Number: 9113711 Name on Account: The OpenBSD Foundation
Our bank advises on their web page that if the above numbers have less than the required number of digits to place zeros in front of the numbers to the correct number of digits required.
Some financial institutions may want a single Routing Number which may be used as:
Routing Number: 001006069
Or alternatively:
//CC001006069
Bank: Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC) Branch Address: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 15630-87 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta Canada, T5R 5W9 Transit Number (Branch Transit Number): 06069 Account Number: 9113711 Name on Account: The OpenBSD FoundationPlus the following information:
Pay by CHIPS to: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., New York, NY, USA BIC: PNBPUS3NNYC CHIPS: 0509 CIBC's CHIPs UID: 015035 Pay by FEDWIRE to: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., New York, NY, USA BIC: PNBPUS3NNYC ABA or Routing Number: 026005092Beneficiary's bank:
CIBCSome financial institutions specifically require information in the format
//CC001006069where 010 is CIBC's institution number and the last 5 digits are our branch transit number