Bank details of Bank Australia

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

Bank Australia is a customer-owned bank with a focus on ethical banking. Ensuring your funds are transferred using the correct BSB and SWIFT details helps support the smooth operation of their community-focused financial services.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Local AUD Transfer: Recipient: Amy Green; BSB: 313-140 (public bank identifier); Account: ****2211 (example); Reference: Rent Payment.

International Remittance: Recipient: Bank Australia Member; SWIFT: CUSCAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 33445566 (example); Currency: AUD/EUR.

Tips for filling out the form

• Use the specific BSB 313-140 for all domestic electronic transfers to Bank Australia accounts. • Note that the SWIFT code CUSCAU2S is a public bank identifier shared by mutual banks via the Cuscal network. • Bank Australia supports real-time payments via Osko and PayID. • Verify the ABN 21 087 651 607 for any official corporate tax reporting.

FAQ

Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for Bank Australia?

Answer: Within the Australian clearing network, the bank is identified by the public bank identifier MOC (legacy code).

Question: Why does the SWIFT code mention Cuscal?

Answer: Bank Australia uses the public bank identifier CUSCAU2S because its international transactions are processed through the Cuscal settlement network.