Bank details of St. George Bank

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

St. George Bank is a prominent division of Westpac Banking Corporation. To ensure your funds are routed correctly through the Westpac network while maintaining your specific St. George account identity, you must use the standard BSB and SWIFT identifiers assigned to their electronic clearing system.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic AUD Transfer: Recipient: David Smith; BSB: 112-000 (public bank identifier); Account: ****1234 (example); Reference: Monthly Rent.

International Wire: Recipient: Maria Garcia; SWIFT: SGBLAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 98765432 (example); Currency: AUD/USD; Bank: St. George Bank.

Tips for filling out the form

• The BSB 112-000 is the centralized identifier for all domestic electronic transfers to St. George accounts. • For international incoming funds, the SWIFT code SGBLAU2S is the primary public bank identifier. • St. George supports near-instant payments via Osko and PayID. • Double-check the account number to avoid funds being misdirected within the Westpac group.

FAQ

Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for St. George Bank?

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

Question: Is St. George Bank listed on the stock exchange?

Answer: As a division of Westpac, it is represented under the public bank identifier WBC on the ASX.