Bank details of Australian Mutual Bank

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

Australian Mutual Bank provides member-owned banking services across Australia. Correct application of the BSB and SWIFT codes ensures that funds move securely to personal or business accounts within their credit union-based heritage network.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Local AUD Transfer: Recipient: Robert Smith; BSB: 611-100 (public bank identifier); Account: ****1122 (example); Reference: Monthly Savings.

International Wire: Recipient: Maria Rossi; SWIFT: CUSCAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 88776655 (example); Currency: AUD; Note: Shared SWIFT code for mutual banks.

Tips for filling out the form

• The BSB 611-100 is used for domestic transfers; ensure you include all digits of the account number. • Note that the SWIFT code CUSCAU2S is a public bank identifier shared by several mutual banks via Cuscal. • Australian Mutual Bank supports Osko for near-instant local payments. • Verify the ABN 93 087 650 726 for official corporate reporting.

FAQ

Question: Why is the SWIFT code different from the bank name?

Answer: Many mutual banks use the public bank identifier CUSCAU2S because their international transactions are cleared through Cuscal Limited.

Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for Australian Mutual Bank?

Answer: The public bank identifier in the clearing network is AMU.