Bank details of HSBC Bank

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

As a global banking leader, HSBC Australia handles high volumes of cross-border traffic. Using the correct BSB and SWIFT codes ensures your funds move through the network without manual intervention.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic Payment: Recipient: Tom Williams; BSB: 342-000 (public bank identifier); Account: ****7788 (example); Reference: Online Purchase.

International Transfer: Recipient: Julia Zhang; SWIFT: HSBCAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 001234567890 (example); Currency: AUD/HKD/USD.

Tips for filling out the form

• HSBC account numbers vary in length; ensure you include all digits including leading zeros. • For HSBC-to-HSBC transfers, check for "Global Transfer" options which may be faster. • Verify the AFSL 232595 if your corporate audit requires regulatory data. • Use the specific BSB 342-000 for local AUD clearing.

FAQ

Question: What is the BSB for HSBC Sydney?

Answer: The public bank identifier 342-000 is commonly used for central electronic payments for HSBC Australia accounts nationwide.

Question: Do I need a different SWIFT code for HSBC Melbourne?

Answer: No, HSBCAU2S is the primary public bank identifier for all international incoming transfers to HSBC Australia.