BSB Number Search
Why Check BSB Numbers?
Verifying BSB numbers is crucial for secure and successful money transfers in Australia.
What is a BSB?
A BSB (Bank-State-Branch) is a unique 6-digit code that identifies specific bank branches in Australia. The first 2-3 digits represent the bank, and the remaining digits identify the branch location.
Why It Matters
Incorrect BSB numbers can lead to failed transfers, delayed payments, or money being sent to the wrong account. Always double-check BSB numbers to ensure your money reaches the right destination.
Quick Verification
Use our BSB search tool to instantly verify bank branch details before making transfers. This simple check can prevent costly mistakes and ensure smooth transactions.
Example BSB Numbers
Here are some common Australian banks and their BSB numbers for reference.
| Bank | BSB | Branch | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commonwealth Bank | 062-001 | Canberra | ACT |
| ANZ Bank | 013-002 | Melbourne | VIC |
| Westpac | 032-000 | Sydney | NSW |
| NAB | 083-001 | Melbourne | VIC |
| Bendigo Bank | 633-000 | Bendigo | VIC |
| St. George Bank | 112-908 | Sydney | NSW |
Click on any BSB number to view detailed information about that branch.