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Australian Banks BSB Numbers

 The Australian BSB (Bank/ State/ Branch) code is a 6-digit code that precedes the actual bank account number which is used to identify individual branch of a financial institution in Australia. The first 3 digits represent the bank institution code, and the last 3 digits represent the actual branch code for the beneficiary account. The BSB code is required for all wires going to Australia.
Find the BSB Number of desired Bank/Branch by selecting State-City-Bank or select Bank from the major bank list given below.

Select a State,City & Bank from below list

State
City
Bank

Or Select a State from below list

Australian Capital Territory (ACT) New South Wales (NSW) Northern Territory (NT)
Queensland (QLD) South Australia (SA) Tasmania (TAS)
Victoria (VIC) Western Australia (WA)

Or Select Bank from below major bank list

Adelaide Bank (ADL) Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd (ANZ)
Bank of Queensland (BQL) Bendigo Bank (BBL)
BNP Paribas (BNP) Citibank (CTI)
Commonwealth Bank Group (CST) Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)
Credit Union Australia Ltd (CUA) Credit Unions (CUS)
HSBC Bank Australia (HBA) ING Bank (ING)
JP Morgan Chase Bank (CMB) National Australia Bank (NAB)
St George Bank (STG) Suncorp Metway (MET)
Suncorp Metway Limited (SUN) Westpac Banking Corporation (WBC)

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The Australian BSB (Bank/ State/ Branch) code is a 6-digit code that precedes the actual bank account number which is used to identify individual branch of a financial institution in Australia. The first 3 digits represent the bank institution code, and the last 3 digits represent the actual branch code for the beneficiary account. The BSB code is required for all wires going to Australia.
 BSB Number is used in Australian Paper Clearing System (APCS) and Bulk Electronic Clearing System (BECS) payment systems. In APCS payment system, BSB and Account number are used to identify the account to be debited and are printed on the cheque. Meanwhile in BECS system, BSB and account numbers are used when transferring funds via the Direct Entry System. Read more..
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