Bank details of BankSA

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

BankSA is a division of Westpac Banking Corporation, primarily serving South Australia. Using the correct BSB and SWIFT identifiers ensures that your funds are routed correctly through the Westpac network while identifying your BankSA branch.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic Transfer: Recipient: SA Trade Services; BSB: 105-000 (public bank identifier); Account: ****1234 (example); Reference: Service Invoice.

International Wire: Recipient: Peter Schmidt; SWIFT: SGBLAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 98765432 (example); Currency: AUD/EUR; Bank: BankSA.

Tips for filling out the form

• Use the BSB 105-000 for all domestic electronic transfers within the Australian clearing network. • Note that the SWIFT code SGBLAU2S is the public bank identifier shared with Westpac for international transactions. • BankSA accounts are eligible for real-time payments through Osko and PayID. • Verify the AFSL 233714 for regulatory compliance checks.

FAQ

Question: Is BankSA a separate bank from Westpac?

Answer: It is a brand and division of Westpac Banking Corporation, which is listed under the public bank identifier WBC.

Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for BankSA?

Answer: In the Australian clearing system, the bank is identified by the public bank identifier BSA.