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How to correctly fill out a transfer form
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) in Australia focuses on corporate and investment banking. Ensuring the correct BSB and SWIFT identifiers are used is critical for the seamless movement of capital and investment funds across borders.
Examples of filling out a transfer:
Domestic AUD Transfer: Recipient: RBC Capital Markets; BSB: 936-001 (public bank identifier); Account: ****3344 (example); Reference: Stock Settlement.
International Wire: Recipient: RBC Trust Services; SWIFT: RBDOAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 55443322 (example); Currency: CAD/AUD; Bank: RBC Sydney.
Tips for filling out the form
• The BSB 936-001 is the designated public bank identifier for domestic clearing for RBC Australia. • Use the SWIFT code RBDOAU2S for all incoming international transfers. • Include a specific reference or sub-account code if provided for custodial or trust accounts. • Always protect your bank details and never share account passwords via email.
FAQ
Question: Can I pay a Canadian RBC credit card using this BSB?
Answer: No, the BSB 936-001 is only for Australian RBC accounts. For Canadian accounts, use a Canadian routing number (Transit Number).
Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for RBC?
Answer: RBC is identified by the public bank identifier RBC within the Australian clearing system.
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