I. RMB Personal Inter-Bank Transfer/Remittance

☆Introduction
RMB Personal Inter-Bank Transfer/Remittance refers to the service to conduct RMB transfer/remittance transactions to the corporate or personal accounts opened at other banks in China.

☆Features
You don't need to run about different banks to deposit and withdraw cash; instead, you can complete funds transfers on your own through multiple channels (the specific funds available time depends on the receiving banks' systems).

☆Service Channel
Internet Banking, ICBC Banking Outlets

II. Foreign Currency Personal Inter-Bank Transfer/Remittance

☆Introduction
Foreign Currency Personal Inter-Bank Transfer/Remittance refers to the service to conduct foreign currency transfer/remittance transactions to the personal accounts opened at other banks in China. The currency types of foreign currency personal inter-bank transfer/remittance services normally contains nine types including US Dollar, euro, pound sterling, Hong Kong dollar, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, Australian dollar, Singapore dollar, and Canadian dollar. The specific currency types may vary upon the service availability at different banking outlets, please consult your local ICBC branches for details.

☆Service Channel
ICBC Banking Outlets　　

☆ Helpful Tips
Please pay attention to the following rules stipulated by State Administration of Foreign Exchange when conducting foreign exchange remittance:
1. The remittee's name of foreign exchange remittance must be identical with remitter's one, or the remittee must be the direct relative of the remitter. It needs to show the proof of instruments of "The remittee has lineal relationship with the remitter", if the remittee's name of foreign exchange remittance is not identical with remitter's one. The "Direct Relatives" include "Spouse, Father (Mother) and Son (Daughter)", and the proof of instruments are as following:
a.  It needs to show a resident registration booklet if remittee and remitter are under one resident registration booklet.
b. It needs to show a notarization or proof of instrument issued by authorized institutions such as notary agencies or local police stations to certify the remittee and remitter are indeed direct relatives; if the remittee and remitter are not on the same resident registration booklet.
2.  The receiving account and the remitting one of the foreign exchange remittance must be the same type, i.e. "Cash Account for Cash Account", "Exchange Account for Exchange Account", which means "the Cash/Exchange nature reminds unchanged after funds have been transferred".