U.S. Bank outgoing wire is $30
By Karla CastroUpdated November 1, 2026
U.S. Bank's consumer pricing information, effective August 10, 2026, prints $30 for a domestic outgoing wire and $50 for an international outgoing wire. A wire between two U.S. Bank accounts is $25 outgoing. Other banks can still deduct fees from the amount.
The wire lines in the PDF
Opened 1 November 2026. Domestic incoming is $20.00. A domestic internal incoming wire, where both accounts are at U.S. Bank, is $15.00. Domestic outgoing is $30.00. Domestic internal outgoing is $25.00. International incoming is $25.00. International outgoing is $50.00. The footnote says other institutions may deduct fees from the transfer. Money received in a foreign currency is converted to U.S. dollars by U.S. Bank, and that exchange rate includes the bank's profit, fees, costs, and charges.
The $30 or $50 can post as its own line. It is not the same as a fee another bank takes out of the principal before it arrives.
The smaller internal wire
If both accounts are at U.S. Bank, the outgoing wire is $25.00 instead of $30.00. That is the internal domestic line. It is still a wire fee. The PDF also waives wire transfer fees on the first two incoming wires for some Smartly benefits. That waiver is incoming, not the $30 you pay to send.
Upload the statement on Expenvo. The PDF stays on your device. Expenvo lists the lines. It does not sign in to the bank, and it does not move the money.
Questions
- How much is a U.S. Bank domestic wire?
- The PDF effective August 10, 2026 prints $30.00 outgoing, or $25.00 when both accounts are at U.S. Bank. Incoming is $20.00, or $15.00 for an internal incoming wire.
- How much is an international wire?
- International outgoing is $50.00. International incoming is $25.00.
- Can another bank take more?
- Yes. The footnote says other financial institutions may deduct fees from the transfer amount.