RBC – Direct Deposit
What Is a Direct Deposit Form from RBC?
An RBC direct deposit form is a bank-issued document that shows your banking details in a standardized format. Mortgage lenders use it to set up automatic mortgage payments accurately and securely.
If you’re buying, refinancing, or renewing a mortgage in Canada, RBC’s direct deposit form can be used instead of a void cheque.
What Information Does an RBC Direct Deposit Form Include?
An RBC direct deposit form typically includes:
- Your full name (as shown on your RBC account)
- Branch (transit) number
- Institution number
- Account number
- Royal Bank of Canada as the financial institution
This information allows your lender to authorize pre-authorized mortgage payments.
How to Get a Direct Deposit Form from RBC
Online Banking
- Log in to RBC Online Banking
- Select the chequing account you’ll use for mortgage payments
- Look for “Direct Deposit Form” or “Account Information”
- Download or print the PDF
RBC Mobile App
- Open the RBC Mobile App
- Select your chequing account
- Access account details or direct deposit information
- Save or share the form (if available)
If you can’t find it online, an RBC branch can print one for you.
Don’t Have an RBC Direct Deposit Form?
RBC clients can also provide:
- A void cheque
- A bank-issued PAD form
These documents contain the same required banking details.
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