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Cheque Instructions
All cheques must be made payable to Fidelity Clearing Canada and mailed to your branch office. For a list of branch offices and addresses, click here.
Please write your account number on the cheque in the memo field.
Please do not send cheques to Fidelity Clearing Canada or any other third party directly. Always send cheques to your Euro Pacific Canada branch. For a list of branch offices and addresses, click here.
Please be advised that if the instructions for deposit are not followed when submitting a cheque for deposit, the check will not be deposited.
Unacceptable Cheque Deposits:
Electronic Transfers
Once your account with Euro Pacific Canada is open you will be able to send funds directly to that account using the bill payment function of your personal bank's online access.
Simply log into your bank's website and go to their bill payment function.
Once there, you will need to add Fidelity Clearing Canada ULC (our clearing broker) as a payee. As part of the payee creation you will be asked for your Euro Pacific account number. Please enter all letters and numbers with no spaces or dashes.
Please note that you will need to set up Fidelity as a separate payee per account number and/or type of account that you have. For example if you have an RRSP, a TFSA and a Margin account you will need to set up Fidelity three times as a payee with account numbers that end in T, Q, E respectively.
Once the payee is set up you will be able to send any dollar amount to your account at Euro Pacific. If the account is a registered account (RSP, RESP, TFSA) it will automatically be treated as a contribution.
Please note that the name on both the sending and receiving accounts must be the same beneficial owner or the deposit will be rejected.
The delivery time from most Financial Institutions to Fidelity is between 24 and 48 hours. Deposits will be posted to your Euro Pacific account within 24 hours of having been received by Fidelity Clearing Canada.
You can view all such deposits by applying to have online access to your Euro Pacific account. If you have not received log in credentials for myEuroPac, click here. If at any time you do not see your online payment posted to your account please contact your Investment Consultant.
Euro Pacific does not charge a fee for this service however you should check with your bank for any that they might levy.
Wire Transfers
For funds transfers that require immediate deposit to your Euro Pacific account, please click here to find wire instructions that you can provide to your bank. Please ensure that you advise your Investment Consultant of the amount and the delivering bank. There may be a possible $10.00 processing fee for this expedited service.
All cheques must be made payable to Fidelity Clearing Canada and mailed to your branch office. For a list of branch offices and addresses, click here.
Please write your account number on the cheque in the memo field.
Please do not send cheques to Fidelity Clearing Canada or any other third party directly. Always send cheques to your Euro Pacific Canada branch. For a list of branch offices and addresses, click here.
Please be advised that if the instructions for deposit are not followed when submitting a cheque for deposit, the check will not be deposited.
Unacceptable Cheque Deposits:
- Cheques made payable to Euro Pacific Canada in place of Fidelity Clearing Canada.
- Starter cheques.
- Cheques drawn against foreign banks.
- Cheques whereby the maker of the cheque is not identical to the owner of the investment account.
- Cheques drawn against a line of credit.
Electronic Transfers
Once your account with Euro Pacific Canada is open you will be able to send funds directly to that account using the bill payment function of your personal bank's online access.
Simply log into your bank's website and go to their bill payment function.
Once there, you will need to add Fidelity Clearing Canada ULC (our clearing broker) as a payee. As part of the payee creation you will be asked for your Euro Pacific account number. Please enter all letters and numbers with no spaces or dashes.
Please note that you will need to set up Fidelity as a separate payee per account number and/or type of account that you have. For example if you have an RRSP, a TFSA and a Margin account you will need to set up Fidelity three times as a payee with account numbers that end in T, Q, E respectively.
Once the payee is set up you will be able to send any dollar amount to your account at Euro Pacific. If the account is a registered account (RSP, RESP, TFSA) it will automatically be treated as a contribution.
Please note that the name on both the sending and receiving accounts must be the same beneficial owner or the deposit will be rejected.
The delivery time from most Financial Institutions to Fidelity is between 24 and 48 hours. Deposits will be posted to your Euro Pacific account within 24 hours of having been received by Fidelity Clearing Canada.
You can view all such deposits by applying to have online access to your Euro Pacific account. If you have not received log in credentials for myEuroPac, click here. If at any time you do not see your online payment posted to your account please contact your Investment Consultant.
Euro Pacific does not charge a fee for this service however you should check with your bank for any that they might levy.
Wire Transfers
For funds transfers that require immediate deposit to your Euro Pacific account, please click here to find wire instructions that you can provide to your bank. Please ensure that you advise your Investment Consultant of the amount and the delivering bank. There may be a possible $10.00 processing fee for this expedited service.
Certain information on this website is provided by Peter Schiff and/or Euro Pacific Capital Inc. under exclusive license to Euro Pacific Canada Inc. and represents the views and opinions of its author and is not a solicitation to buy or sell securities. The information contained herein is deemed to be reliable but is in no way warranted by us as to accuracy or completeness.
Investing in domestic and foreign securities involves risks, such as currency fluctuation, political risk, economic changes, and market risks. Precious metals are volatile, speculative, and high‐risk investments. Dividend yields change as stock prices change, and companies may change or cancel dividend payments in the future. The fluctuation of foreign currency exchange rates will impact your investment returns if measured in Canadian dollars. Past performance does not guarantee future returns, investments may increase or decrease in value and you may lose money. Our investment strategies are based partially on Peter Schiff’s personal economic forecasts which may not occur. His views are outside of the mainstream of current economic thought. Investors should carefully consider these facts before implementing our strategy and should carefully consider their investment objectives, risk tolerance, any fees and/or expenses associated with an investment, and should speak with their EuroPacific Canada Investment Consultant before investing.