Browse the complete directory of BSB numbers for all Australian banks. Find branch locations, contact information, and bank details.
BSB (Bank-State-Branch) numbers are six-digit codes that identify the bank and branch where an account is held. The first two or three digits typically identify the bank or financial institution. These codes are essential for processing domestic bank transfers in Australia.
A BSB number is formatted as XXX-YYY, where XXX represents the bank code and YYY represents the branch code. This directory groups BSBs by their bank code to help you find all branches associated with a particular bank. Each BSB is unique to a specific branch location.
You can find your bank's BSB number by looking at your bank statement, using your online banking portal, or searching this directory by bank name.
Using an incorrect BSB number may result in failed transactions or payments being sent to the wrong account. Always verify BSB numbers before making transfers.
Our BSB directory is updated regularly to reflect changes in bank branch information and ensure accuracy of all listings.