Bank details of Westpac Bank

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

Westpac is Australia's first bank and a "Big Four" institution. Precise entry of the BSB and SWIFT codes is essential for ensuring your funds—whether for corporate payroll or personal investment—are processed correctly through the global Westpac network.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Local AU Transfer: Recipient: Tom Wilson; BSB: 032-000 (public bank identifier); Account: ****8877 (example); Reference: Savings Deposit.

International Wire: Recipient: Linda Brown; SWIFT: WPACAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 99887766 (example); Currency: AUD/GBP; Bank: Westpac Banking Corporation.

Tips for filling out the form

• Westpac BSB numbers typically start with "03"; the BSB 032-000 is a standard code for national electronic clearing. • The SWIFT code WPACAU2S is the primary public bank identifier for Westpac international incoming wires. • Westpac supports real-time payments through Osko and PayID for near-instant domestic delivery. • Verify the AFSL 233714 for any regulatory compliance checks.

FAQ

Question: What is the stock code for Westpac?

Answer: Westpac Banking Corporation is listed on the ASX under the public bank identifier WBC.

Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for Westpac?

Answer: Within the Australian system, the bank is identified by the public bank identifier WBC.