Head of Jeddore Branch , Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC) ( EFT Code: 001000623 )

Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC) / Nova Scotia / Musquodoboit Harbour / Head of Jeddore Branch

Bank	Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC) [Website]
Institution Code	010
Branch	Head of Jeddore
Branch Code	00623
Routing Number (EFT)	0001000623
Swift Code	001000623
MICR Code	00623-010
Address	Head of Jeddore, Box 70, Musquodoboit Harbour, NS B0J 2L0 [Click for Directions]
City	Musquodoboit Harbour
Province	Nova Scotia

Head of Jeddore of Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC) is located at Head of Jeddore, Box 70, Musquodoboit Harbour, NS B0J 2L0 . The EFT code for this branch is 001000623 and the MICR code is 00623-010. Click here to visit the bank's website. For directions to the branch, you can visit Google Maps.

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EFT, or Electronic Funds Transfer, relies on standardized codes like CPA codes for transaction categorization and routing information. These codes help ensure the efficient and secure transfer of funds between financial institutions.

MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) code, also known as the transit number, is a 5-digit code printed on the bottom of cheques. It identifies the bank branch and is used to process and clear cheques quickly.