Bank details of Bank of Melbourne

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

Bank of Melbourne is a division of Westpac Banking Corporation. Using the correct BSB and SWIFT identifiers ensures that your funds are routed correctly through the Westpac network while maintaining your specific Bank of Melbourne account details.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Local AU Transfer: Recipient: Julia Roberts; BSB: 193-879 (public bank identifier); Account: ****1122 (example); Note: Specific to Melbourne-based accounts.

International Remittance: Recipient: Robert Downy; SWIFT: SGBLAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 88776655 (example); Currency: AUD/USD; Bank: Bank of Melbourne.

Tips for filling out the form

• The BSB 193-879 is used for domestic electronic transfers within the Australian clearing system. • Note that the SWIFT code SGBLAU2S is shared with Westpac as the public bank identifier for international wires. • Bank of Melbourne supports real-time payments through Osko and PayID. • Verify the bank's AFSL 233714 for any regulatory compliance requirements.

FAQ

Question: Is Bank of Melbourne part of Westpac?

Answer: Yes, it is a subsidiary of Westpac Banking Corporation, which is listed on the ASX under the public bank identifier WBC.

Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for Bank of Melbourne?

Answer: In the clearing network, the bank is identified by the public bank identifier BOM.