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What is cross-border banking?
Cross-border banking is an easy way to manage your money between the U.S. and Canada. Whether you travel, live, work, or shop across the border, see how TD’s Cross-Border Banking solutions can help you make the most out of your U.S. dollars.
Benefits of TD Cross-Border Banking
Cross-border banking solutions
Make U.S. banking simpler with a U.S. dollar account, so you can spend more time enjoying your visit.
Credit Cards
Make purchases in U.S. dollars without worrying about currency conversion fees.
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Frequently asked questions
Cross-border banking is an easy way to manage your money between your Canadian and U.S. dollar bank accounts. You can manage your cross-border banking through EasyWeb or the TD app.
Based on your needs, there are a few cross-border banking options you can choose from.
Canadian-based U.S. accounts (Borderless Plan, U.S. Daily Interest Chequing Account) work for short and long-term travellers to the U.S.
U.S.-based accounts (TD Complete Checking, TD Beyond Checking) work for long-term or frequent short-term travellers to the U.S.
Learn more about TD’s Cross-Border Banking products and services here.
Transfer money securely online through EasyWeb or the TD app.
Other:
You must be the age of majority in your province or territory of residence to open a bank account online. You can open an account in any TD branch with your SIN and a valid passport or Canadian government-issued photo ID.
The process for a mortgage or a home equity loan/line of credit takes approximately 45 to 60 days in the U.S., versus 20 days in Canada. You or your power of attorney will need to be physically present at the closing in the U.S.