ANZ International Bank Draft

If time isn't an issue, you can send an international bank draft in the currency of the receiver's country. This is similar to sending a cheque and is a widely accepted means of sending funds.

How it works

A bank draft must be deposited into a bank account. You should therefore check that the recipient does indeed have a bank account where the draft can be deposited.

Product information

Widely accepted
An ANZ International Bank Draft is a widely accepted method of sending or receiving funds through the post.
Sending a draft

You can order an International Bank Draft via:

Make sure the recipient holds an account that the international bank draft can be deposited into.

Receiving a
draft

Take the International Bank Draft to your nearest:

Our friendly staff will advise you of your options. Drafts can be deposited to your account and some may be cashed.

Please note that if your requirement for cleared funds is time sensitive, there are other options available for completing your transaction.

Fees, charges, terms and conditions apply.

* Only available to ANZ customers who have registered for these services.

ANZ Phone Direct and ANZ Internet Banking are only available to accounts with a single signatory.

ANZ Phone Direct International Services - transactional dollar limits apply.

ANZ Internet Banking International Services - daily dollar limits apply.