Digital Banking Guides

A wide variety of Scotiabank’s services are now available from home.
This guide will help you learn how to bank your way - using online banking or our mobile app.

Learn about all of the banking you can do from home

If you can't find what you're looking for, type in your question in our Help Centre.

Digital banking basics

Managing your accounts

Paying bills

Switch your pre-authorized bills to your Scotiabank account

Learn how to pay a bill using your computer, tablet, smartphone, an ABM, or TeleScotia

Making payments & transfers

Sending money abroad

International money transfers

Adding an International Money Transfer contact

Add a Western Union Money Transfer contact

Frequently asked questions

If you can’t find what you’re looking for please type your question in our Help Centre.

All of your account numbers are listed on your Account Summary page.

We mask or hide part of your account number on screen to promote your privacy, especially when you're signing on from work or another public area.

To see the details of your mortgage account:

From your Accounts page, select your mortgage account to see your mortgage account number, interest rate, term details, and more.

Our ABA number is 026002532.

Our institution number is 002.

Our SWIFT code is NOSCCATT.

You can find your bank account number at the bottom of your cheques, or in your Scotiabank online or mobile banking platform. Here’s a breakdown of the numbers and where you’ll find them.

Yes, but first you'll need to activate online and mobile banking with the card or account you'll be using to sign in.

If you only have a credit card, line of credit, investment, loan, or mortgage, you’ll be asked to create a username when you sign in. After creating a username, you’ll need to use it instead of your account number every time you sign in.

If you have a ScotiaCard, you can sign in with either your username or debit card number.

Learn about how we’re making banking accessible for everyone

Accessible Banking