If you need to send money to China quickly and safely, please choose telegraphic transfer. The payee only needs to open a current savings account in China Bank with his ID card, and then inform the remitter of the account number, payee's name (in standard Chinese Pinyin), bank name, address and SWIFT code. The remitter can take cash from the local China Bank and remit the money to the domestic China Bank according to the information provided by the payee. If there is no local bank in China, you can also remit money to domestic banks in your own bank or local big banks. Let's take remittance to Beijing as an example. 1. The payee may open a current all-in-one savings account in any business institution (including savings office) of Bank of China Beijing Branch, and then notify the remitter of the following information:

1, payee name (please use standard Chinese pinyin)

2. Payee account number

3. Information such as English name of Bank of China Beijing Branch. Namely:

Bank of China Beijing Branch

No.8 Yabao Road, Beijing, China

SWIFT code: BKCHCNBJ 1 10

No matter what level of institution the payee opens an account in China Bank Beijing Branch, the above bank information is provided, because the savings account number of China Bank contains the code of the deposit institution. The remittance department of China Bank Beijing Branch will immediately transfer the money to the payee's account after receiving the payment telegram from a foreign bank.

The payee only needs to hold the passbook to the nearest bank savings outlet in China to check whether the remittance has arrived.