Umpqua wire transfer fees: $15 incoming, $30 domestic outgoing and $50 international outgoing
Umpqua’s current fee schedule lists $15 for incoming domestic or international wires, $30 for outgoing domestic wires and $50 for outgoing international wires. A trace or amendment costs $35.

Umpqua’s current fee schedule lists $15 for incoming domestic or international wires, $30 for outgoing domestic wires and $50 for outgoing international wires. A trace or amendment costs $35.
Key takeaways
- Umpqua lists a $15 fee for incoming domestic or international wire transfers.
- Outgoing domestic wires are listed at $30, while outgoing international wires are $50.
- A trace or amendment request is listed at $35.
- Premium checking relationships can include wire-fee benefits, so check the exact account before assuming the standard fee applies.
What you need to know
Under Umpqua’s current Other Account Services and Fees Schedule, the standard listed wire fees are $15 incoming, $30 outgoing domestic and $50 outgoing international. Trace or amendment requests are listed at $35.
Umpqua’s standard wire-transfer fees
Umpqua’s current Other Account Services and Fees Schedule lists $15 for an incoming domestic wire and $15 for an incoming international wire. It lists $30 for an outgoing domestic wire and $50 for an outgoing international wire. The same schedule lists $35 for a trace or amendment of an already processed wire request.
The bank fee may not be the entire international cost
An international wire can involve more than Umpqua’s outgoing service charge. Intermediary or correspondent banks may deduct fees before the money reaches the beneficiary, and currency conversion can affect the final amount. If the recipient needs an exact amount, ask how fees will be handled and whether the receiving bank charges separately.
Some Umpqua checking accounts can include wire benefits
Standard fee schedules are the starting point, but account packages can change the result. Umpqua’s current Attain and Pinnacle Checking disclosures advertise complimentary incoming wire transfers. That means a customer with an eligible premium relationship may pay less than the standard incoming fee shown on the general services schedule.
Verify all beneficiary details before sending
Wire transfers are designed for speed and finality. A wrong account number, routing number, SWIFT code or beneficiary name can create delays and expensive repair work. Review every field against trusted instructions and independently confirm any last-minute change to payment details, especially for business or real-estate transactions.
When ACH or another transfer can be a better option
A wire is useful when speed, high value or international routing matters, but it is not always the cheapest way to move money. For routine domestic transfers, ACH may cost less and may be easier to schedule. Compare speed, recipient requirements, transfer limits and total fees before choosing the rail.
