A Bank State Branch (BSB) number is an Australian sort code which has 6 digits. The account number has 9 digits.
A BSB should be provided when you are making an international payment in your Anytime Internet Banking service in preference to an IBAN or BIC wherever possible. The BSB should be entered in the National Clearing Code field.
When will I need to approve my transactions using my mobile app?
What are the different balances in Anytime Internet Banking?
How do I register for Anytime Internet Banking if I don't have a debit card?
Why do I get a message that my customer number entered has been disabled?
I haven't received my Anytime Internet Banking activation code, what can I do?
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