Bank details of Bank of Baroda

How to correctly fill out a transfer form

Sending funds to the Bank of Baroda in Australia is common for both business and personal remittances. Correct use of the BSB and SWIFT codes ensures that funds are processed efficiently through the bank's international and local channels.

Examples of filling out a transfer:

Domestic AUD Transfer: Recipient: Amit Kumar; BSB: 951-605 (public bank identifier); Account number: ****7766 (example); Reference: Personal Funds.

International Remittance: Recipient: Priya Sharma; SWIFT: BARBAU2S (public bank identifier); Account number: 44556677 (example); Currency: INR/AUD; Bank: Bank of Baroda Sydney.

Tips for filling out the form

• Ensure the BSB 951-605 is entered correctly for all local transfers within Australia. • For transfers to India, clarify the current exchange rate and any specific NRI account requirements. • Use the SWIFT code BARBAU2S for all incoming international wires. • Provide a clear payment purpose (e.g., "Family Maintenance") for cross-border transactions.

FAQ

Question: Does Bank of Baroda Australia have an AFSL?

Answer: Yes, the bank operates under the public bank identifier AFSL 417240 for its Australian financial services.

Question: How long does a transfer from Bank of Baroda Sydney to India take?

Answer: It typically takes 1–2 business days, depending on the time of the transaction and Indian banking holidays.