BSB Lookup
Look up Australian Bank State Branch numbers.
What is a BSB?
A BSB (Bank State Branch) is a 6-digit code that identifies an Australian bank branch, written as xxx-xxx. The first 2-3 digits identify the bank; the remaining digits identify the branch.
- 4 BSB codes
- Verified: 4
- Country
- 1
BSB Lookup
4 BSB codes
4 results
| Value | Bank | Country | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 062-001 | Commonwealth Bank of Australia | Australia | Verified |
| 032-002 | Westpac Banking Corporation | Australia | Verified |
| 082-901 | National Australia Bank | Australia | Verified |
| 012-001 | ANZ | Australia | Verified |
BSB FAQ
Is a BSB unique to a branch?
A BSB identifies a bank branch, or a bank-wide universal BSB. The account number is still required for routing.
Do I need an IBAN for Australia?
Australia does not participate in IBAN — payments use BSB plus account number, plus the beneficiary bank's SWIFT/BIC for inbound international transfers.