RBC Fees 2026 | Chequing, Savings, Wire Transfer & Service Fees
Updated
RBC’s fee structure follows the standard Big Five model: tiered monthly account fees with balance-based waivers, plus a schedule of service fees for transactions beyond what is included in each plan. The monthly account fee is the largest single cost for most clients — understanding when it is waived can eliminate it entirely for those with sufficient deposit balances.
USD account (no conversion fee for USD transactions)
N/A
Credit Card Annual Fees
Card
Annual Fee
RBC Cash Back Mastercard
$0
RBC ION Visa
$0
RBC Rewards+ Visa
$39
RBC Avion Visa Infinite
$120
RBC Avion Visa Infinite Privilege
$399
VIP Banking clients may receive a partial or full rebate on an RBC credit card annual fee — the credit varies by card and account type. Confirm the rebate amount when opening or reviewing your VIP Banking plan.
Investing Fees (RBC Direct Investing)
Fee Type
Amount
Standard equity trade
$9.95
Active trader equity trade (150+ trades/quarter)
$6.95
US stock trade
$9.95 (in USD)
Options (base + per contract)
$9.95 + $1.25/contract
Mutual fund purchase
$0 (no-load funds)
Account administration fee
$25/quarter (waived at $15,000+ balance)
RRSP/TFSA administration fee
$25/year (waived at $15,000+)
How to Avoid RBC Fees
Fee
How to Avoid
Monthly account fee
Maintain minimum daily balance (varies by plan)
e-Transfer fee
Upgrade from Day to Day Banking
Paper statement fee
Switch to eStatements in Online Banking
Non-RBC ATM fee
Use RBC ATMs — 4,500+ across Canada
Foreign transaction fee
Use RBC USD account for US purchases
NSF fee
Enable overdraft protection or linked savings account coverage
Direct Investing quarterly fee
Maintain $15,000+ combined account balance
Fee Schedule Changes
RBC updates its fee schedule periodically. The figures on this page were accurate as of May 2026. For the most current rates, refer to the RBC Personal Banking Fee Schedule available on rbcroyalbank.com or request a copy at any branch.
The FCAC (Financial Consumer Agency of Canada) requires federally regulated banks to publish their complete fee schedule publicly and notify clients 30 days before any fee increases.