Bank details of NAB

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

National Australia Bank (NAB) is one of the "Big Four" banks in Australia. Precision in entering the BSB and SWIFT codes is vital for ensuring your funds—whether for business payroll or personal savings—are routed correctly through the NAB network.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic Transfer: Recipient: Thomas Green; BSB: 082-001 (public bank identifier); Account: ****9988 (example); Reference: Business Invoice.

International Payment: Recipient: NAB Account Holder; SWIFT: NATAAU33 (public bank identifier); Account: 11223344 (example); Currency: AUD/USD; Bank: National Australia Bank.

Tips for filling out the form

• NAB BSB numbers typically start with "08"; the BSB 082-001 is a common code for electronic clearing. • Use the SWIFT code NATAAU33 for all funds sent from overseas to a NAB account. • NAB supports real-time payments through Osko and PayID for fast domestic transfers. • Verify the bank's AFSL 230686 for any regulatory compliance checks.

FAQ

Question: What is the stock code for NAB?

Answer: National Australia Bank Limited is listed on the ASX under the public bank identifier NAB.

Question: Does NAB use Sort Codes?

Answer: No, in Australia, the BSB (082-001) is used instead of a Sort Code for domestic transfers.