Bank details of ING Bank

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

Transferring to an ING account is straightforward, but mistakes in the BSB can lead to bounced payments. As a digital-first bank, ING relies on perfect electronic data entry for instant processing of your funds.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic Transfer: Recipient: Sarah Jenkins; BSB: 923-100 (public bank identifier); Account number: 1234** (example); Purpose: Shared Rent.

International Transfer: Recipient: Michael Brown; SWIFT: INGBAU2S (public bank identifier); Account number: 98765432 (example); Currency: AUD; Note: Use for OMP transfers.

Tips for filling out the form

• ING accounts often support Fast Payments (Osko) for near-instant delivery. • Always confirm the account number with the recipient (usually 8 digits long). • Use the mobile app's "copy" feature for the BSB 923-100 to ensure accuracy. • Be cautious of scam calls asking you to move money to a "safe" account.

FAQ

Question: Can I use a PayID instead of a BSB for ING?

Answer: Yes, if the recipient has registered their mobile or email, you can bypass the BSB 923-100. For standard transfers, the BSB is mandatory.

Question: Do I need the AFSL 229823 for my transfer?

Answer: No, that is a public bank identifier for regulatory purposes only. You only need the account details for your transaction.