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# Wire transfers

Retrieve the information you need to make a wire transfer on behalf of your clients.

Your client can[ initiate a wire transfer independently](/how-clients-use-charityvest-for-advisors/contributions-to-fund.md#wire-transfers), though as a trusted stakeholder, they may wish for your your assistance in contributing cash via wire transfer to their giving account through your firm's custom giving program.

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To complete a fee-free wire transfer contribution on behalf of your existing giving program clients:

* Log in to your advisor account Dashboard.
* Click on your client's name to expand their profile.
* Click the Make a contribution button (only available once a client has accepted their invitation).
* Select the Make a wire transfer button.
* Retrieve the required omnibus bank account information.

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**Curious to learn more about your firm's custom DAF program?** Contact your firm's program manager for program-related matters or Charityvest (<support@charityvest.org>) for platform-related matters.
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