Bank details of United Overseas Bank (UOB)
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How to correctly fill out a transfer form
United Overseas Bank (UOB) provides vital links for trade and finance between Australia and Southeast Asia. Precise data entry for the BSB and SWIFT codes ensures your funds move safely through UOB's international infrastructure.
Examples of filling out a transfer:
Local AU Transfer: Recipient: UOB Trade Client; BSB: 922-001 (public bank identifier); Account: ****1122 (example); Note: Ensure the name matches the account title exactly.
International Remittance: Recipient: Tan Ah Kow; SWIFT: UOVBAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 88776655 (example); Currency: SGD/AUD; Purpose: Family Remittance.
Tips for filling out the form
• Use the BSB 922-001 for all domestic Australian clearing transactions. • The SWIFT code UOVBAU2S must be used for all incoming international funds. • For transfers to Singapore, verify the recipient's NRIC or UEN if required by the bank. • Double-check the AFSL 234520 for regulatory compliance during business audits.
FAQ
Question: What is the Financial Institution Code for UOB?
Answer: The public bank identifier for UOB in the Australian system is UOB.
Question: What is the stock code for UOB?
Answer: UOB is listed on the Singapore Exchange under the public bank identifier U11.
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