Bank details of Bank of Sydney

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

Making a payment to a Bank of Sydney account requires attention to detail, especially regarding their unique international routing codes. Proper form completion ensures your money reaches its destination without delay.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Local Transfer: Recipient: George Pappas; BSB: 942-000 (public bank identifier); Account: 5566** (example); Description: Monthly Rent.

International Payment: Recipient: Maria K.; SWIFT: LIKIAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 44332211 (example); Currency: EUR/AUD; Bank: Bank of Sydney.

Tips for filling out the form

• The SWIFT code LIKIAU2S is correct for Bank of Sydney; it is a legacy public bank identifier. • Ensure the recipient's name matches the bank's records exactly. • Verify the BSB 942-000 is used for central clearing within the Australian BECS system. • Contact the bank for transfers over certain limits to ensure smooth processing.

FAQ

Question: Does Bank of Sydney use Sort Codes?

Answer: No, like all Australian banks, Bank of Sydney uses a BSB (942-000) for domestic transfers instead of a Sort Code.

Question: Can I send money from overseas to a Bank of Sydney account?

Answer: Yes, use the public bank identifier SWIFT code LIKIAU2S and provide the recipient's full name and account number.