Australia Bank List and BSB Number
Here providing the list of banks in Australia and BSB number of each branch, spread across the nation. If you are looking for BSB Code, just click on the respective bank from below followed by City and branch to check details such as BSB Number, branch street address, phone number and email id.
BSB Number Validator
List of banks in Australia
- Adelaide Bank BSB Code
- Advance Bank BSB Code
- AMP Bank BSB Code
- ANZ Bank BSB Code
- Arab Bank Australia BSB Code
- Australia Post BSB Code
- Australian Military Bank BSB Code
- Australian Mutual Bank BSB Code
- Australian Settlements BSB Code
- Australian Unity Bank BSB Code
- Auswide Bank BSB Code
- Bank Australia BSB Code
- Bank of America BSB Code
- Bank of China BSB Code
- Bank of China Australia Ltd BSB Code
- Bank of Communications BSB Code
- Bank of Heritage Isle BSB Code
- Bank of Melbourne BSB Code
- Bank of Queensland BSB Code
- Bank of Sydney BSB Code
- Bank of us BSB Code
- Bankers Trust Australia BSB Code
- BankSA BSB Code
- Bankwest BSB Code
- Bendigo and Adelaide Bank BSB Code
- Beyond Bank Australia BSB Code
- BNP Paribas BSB Code
- BNP Paribas Securities Services BSB Code
- BOQ Specialist BSB Code
- Capricornian BSB Code
- Challenge Bank BSB Code
- China Construction Bank Corporation BSB Code
- Citibank BSB Code
- Citigroup Pty BSB Code
- Commonwealth Bank of Australia BSB Code
- Community First Credit Union BSB Code
- Credit Union Australia BSB Code
- Cuscal BSB Code
- DBS Bank BSB Code
- Defence Bank BSB Code
- Delphi Bank BSB Code
- Deutsche Bank BSB Code
- G and C Mutual Bank BSB Code
- Gateway Bank BSB Code
- Global Payments Australia BSB Code
- Greater Bank BSB Code
- Heritage Bank BSB Code
- Holiday Coast BSB Code
- Home Building Society BSB Code
- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation BSB Code
- HSBC Bank Australia BSB Code
- Hume Bank BSB Code
- IMB Ltd BSB Code
- in1bank BSB Code
- Indue ltd BSB Code
- Industrial and Commercial Bank of China BSB Code
- ING Bank BSB Code
- ING Bank Australia BSB Code
- JP Morgan Chase Bank BSB Code
- Judo Bank BSB Code
- KEB Hana Bank BSB Code
- Macquarie Bank BSB Code
- Maitland Mutual BSB Code
- Mega International Commercial Bank BSB Code
- Members Banking Group BSB Code
- Members Equity Bank BSB Code
- Mizuho Bank BSB Code
- MUFG Bank BSB Code
- MyState Bank BSB Code
- National Australia Bank BSB Code
- Newcastle Permanent Building Society BSB Code
- OCBC Bank BSB Code
- Pioneer Permanent Building Society BSB Code
- Police and Nurses BSB Code
- Police and Nurses BSB Code
- Police Bank BSB Code
- Queensland Country Bank BSB Code
- Rabobank Australia BSB Code
- Railways Credit Union BSB Code
- Regional Australia Bank BSB Code
- Reserve Bank of Australia BSB Code
- Southern Cross Credit Union BSB Code
- Split Payments BSB Code
- St George Bank BSB Code
- St.George Partnership BSB Code
- Standard Chartered Bank BSB Code
- State Street Bank and Trust Company BSB Code
- Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation BSB Code
- Summerland Financial Services BSB Code
- Suncorp-Metway BSB Code
- Taiwan Business Bank BSB Code
- Teachers Mutual Bank BSB Code
- Town and Country Bank BSB Code
- Tyro Payments BSB Code
- UBS AG Australia BSB Code
- United Overseas Bank BSB Code
- Uniting Financial Services BSB Code
- Unity Bank BSB Code
- Volt Bank BSB Code
- Warwick Credit Union BSB Code
- Westpac Bank BSB Code
What is a BSB number?
A fullform of BSB is Bank State Branch which is a six-digit number and used to identifies banks and branches across Australia. This six-digit number, plus your account number, is what bank use to identify your account. In Australia, the Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet) is the self-regulatory body set up by the payments industry
Usage of BSB Number
In Australia, BSB Numbers are allocated by the Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet). BSB codes are used in a number of payment systems in Australia. To access the various clearance systems a financial institution must have its own BSB or use an intermediary with a BSB.
Format of BSB Number, Australia
A BSB number consists of six numerals and made up of three parts as AAB-CCC.
- The first two digits (AA) specifies the bank/financial institution.
- The third digit (B) indicates the state where the branch is located
- The remaining three digits (CCC) is the unique identifier for a branch.