Bank details of Bank of Queensland (BOQ)
List of Bank of Queensland (BOQ) bank details
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How to correctly fill out a transfer form
Bank of Queensland (BOQ) is one of the leading regional banks in Australia. Accuracy in entering the BSB and SWIFT codes is vital for ensuring your funds move safely through the BOQ infrastructure for both personal and business accounts.
Examples of filling out a transfer:
Domestic Transfer: Recipient: Green Earth PTY; BSB: 124-001 (public bank identifier); Account: ****7766 (example); Reference: Invoice Payment.
International Wire: Recipient: Alice Smith; SWIFT: QBANAU4B (public bank identifier); Account: 44556677 (example); Currency: AUD; Bank: Bank of Queensland.
Tips for filling out the form
• The BSB 124-001 is the centralized identifier for domestic electronic transfers across Australia. • For international incoming funds, the SWIFT code QBANAU4B must be used. • BOQ supports fast payments through the NPP/Osko network for near-instant domestic delivery. • Always use the correct account number, which is typically 8 or 9 digits long.
FAQ
Question: What is the stock code for BOQ?
Answer: Bank of Queensland is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the public bank identifier BOQ.
Question: Can I use a PayID with my BOQ account?
Answer: Yes, BOQ supports PayID, allowing you to send and receive funds using a registered mobile number or email instead of a BSB.
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