Bank details of ANZ Bank

As one of Australia's "Big Four" banks, ANZ handles millions of transactions daily. Precise data entry for the BSB and SWIFT codes is essential to ensure your funds are routed correctly through the ANZ national and global networks.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Local AU Transfer: Recipient: Michael Taylor; BSB: 013-002 (public bank identifier); Account: ****1122 (example); Note: Common for Victoria-based accounts.

International Remittance: Recipient: Sarah Connor; SWIFT: ANZBAU3M (public bank identifier); Account: 88776655 (example); Currency: NZD/AUD; Bank: ANZ Australia.

Tips for filling out the form

• ANZ BSB numbers usually start with "01"; the specific BSB 013-002 is widely used for electronic clearing.

• For international wires, the SWIFT code ANZBAU3M is the primary public bank identifier for incoming funds.

• Double-check the account number, which is typically 9 digits long.

• ANZ supports Osko and PayID for near-instant domestic transfers.

FAQ

Question: Do I need a different SWIFT code for ANZ branches in different states?

Answer: No, the public bank identifier ANZBAU3M is the centralized code for all international incoming transfers to ANZ Australia.

Question: What is the stock code for ANZ?

Answer: ANZ Group Holdings Limited is listed on the ASX under the public bank identifier ANZ.