How-to share your account details.

Share your Scotia account details directly from the Scotia Caribbean App to your contacts on WhatsApp or iMessage. Remember: never share your password, PIN or verification codes with anyone.

Understanding your Scotia account number: The first 5 digits in your account number represent the Branch Code which identifies the location your account was opened.

Need to receive funds from another local bank? Be sure to have the sender check the number of characters required in the account number field. Depending on the other bank's requirements, your sender may need to add or omit the zeroes that follow the Branch Code.

Let's get started.

Follow the steps below.

Step 1 - Launch the app and sign in

Launch the Scotia Caribbean App and sign in. Depending on your security settings, you will need to verify your identity through FACE ID, Touch ID or by entering a verification code, that is sent to your registered email.

You should receive your verification code in your email's inbox immediately. If you don't see it, check your spam and/or promotions folder. If after a couple minutes, it's still not there, click the "Send me a verification code" link.

Step 2 - Select your deposit account.

On the welcome screen, under "Banking", tap on the account for which you would like to share details.

Step 3 - View your account details.

You should see your balance, any holds you may have and your posted transactions. Tap "See account details" to continue.

Step 4 - Choose "Share account details".

In your account details, scroll to the end and tap "Share account details".

Account Details screen with Share account details button.

Step 5 - Share your account details.

Choose whether the third-party you're sending your account details to has an account with Scotiabank or another local bank.

Understanding your Scotia account number: The first 5 digits in your account number represents the Branch Code which identifies the location your account was opened.

Need to receive funds from another local bank? Be sure to have the sender check the number of characters required in the account number field. Depending on the other bank's requirements, your sender may need to add or omit the zeroes that follow the Branch Code.

Account Details screen showing menu with 3rd party sharing options.

Step 6 - Success! You can now share your account details.

Your Account details can be shared via WhatsApp, iMessage, email, SMS, IG Chats, FB Chats or LinkedIn Chats.