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Filing Fee Fedwire Tags and Terminology

April 30, 2015

Attention

The information provided on this page is specific to filing fee payments ONLY.

If a wire transfer of SEC filing fees does not contain the required information in the proper format, the SEC may not be able to identify the payor and the acceptance of filings may be delayed. To ensure proper credit, it is critical that all required information be provided to the sending bank or wire transfer service. SEC data must be inserted in the proper fields.

Fed Tag	Definition of Fed Tag Values	Format
{2000}	Transaction Dollar Amount (Total Wire Value) (Example: $250.00 formatted is 000000025000) Total wire amount, no commas or decimals. The last two positions of the transaction dollar amount are for cents. 12 positions total.	000000025000
{3100}	Sending Bank's ABA Number (9 positions) and Sending Bank's Name	000123790 XYZ Bank
{3400}	ABA = American Bankers Association Receiving Bank's ABA Number (9 positions) and Receiving Bank's Name	021030004 TREAS NYC
{4200}	Beneficiary Information (SEC's US Bank account number) Name of the beneficiary (Securities and Exchange Commission).	000000000000 Securities and Exchange Commission
{4320}	Reference to Beneficiary. Only use this field if the SEC registrant and the payor are different. In this field, the unique CIK number is used for the registrant. In this field, the initials "CIK" should be entered immediately followed by the registrant's CIK number. (If the registrant and payor are the same, use only the {6000} field.) (Do not use spaces, blanks, or special characters).	CIK9999999995
{5000}	Originator Information - Originating customer account number from sending bank, name of originating company address, city, state, and zip code.	12345 ABC CO 123 ABC PLAZA NEW YORK NY 10258
{6000}	Originator (Payor) to Beneficiary Information. This is the unique SEC identifier known as the CIK of the payor. Enter the initials "CIK" followed immediately by payor's CIK number. (If the registrant is not the payor, enter the registrant's CIK in the {4320} field, as shown above). (Do not use spaces, blanks, or special characters.)	CIK9999999998

The SEC's US Bank account number must be obtained by:

Log into EDGAR
Select “Fees” on the left navigation bar
Reference Fed Tag {4200}

Examples of Proper Format

Registrant is the Payor:

In this example: JJJ CO, CIK9999999998 is the payor and the registrant. Tag {6000} contains the CIK information for payment to match with the right account at the SEC.

Fed Tag	Value
{2000}	000000025000
{3100}	00034690 NEW BANK
{3400}	021030004 TREAS NYC
{4200}	000000000000 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
{5000}	37774 JJJ CO 100 BIG PLAZA ALBANY NEW YORK NY 12714
{6000}	CIK9999999998

Third Party Payor submitting payment for Filing:

In this example: ABC Company, CIK9999999998 (Tag {6000}) is the payor having its wire payment submitted to US Bank, and XYZ Company, CIK 9999999995 (Tag {4320}) is the registrant.

Note: Tag {4320} is used when the registrant and payor are not the same, and therefore have different CIK numbers and Tag {6000} is always the payor's CIK.

Fed Tag	Value
{2000}	000000025000
{3100}	000123790 XYZ BANK
{3400}	021030004 TREAS NYC
{4200}	000000000000 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
{4320}	CIK9999999995
{5000}	12345 ABC CO 123 ABC PLAZA NEW YORK NY 10258
{6000}	CIK9999999998