How to check the Swiftcode of an Australian bank

When looking for the Swift code for Australian banks, you first need to visit Swift’s official website. The login process may require English communication. For unfamiliar users, you can ask others or use translation tools. The following are the specific steps:

First, open the official website of the Australian Bank. Since the website is all in English, it is important to ensure that you enter the correct information. If you know the English name of the bank, for example the name of Agricultural Bank of China in English is "AGRICULTURALBANKOFCHINA", then enter it. In the city column, it is recommended to fill in the provincial capital city, because usually only provincial branches have Swift codes. Here, taking Chengdu as an example, enter "CHENGDU". Then select "Country" as "China".

After filling in all the information, check the verification code to make sure the capitalization is correct, and then submit. The query results will display BIC (BankIdentifierCode), which is the Swift code you need. Throughout the entire process, every detail cannot be ignored, including the spelling of the name, city, country, and the input of the verification code, which need to be carefully checked to ensure that they are correct. After completing these steps, you will be able to successfully obtain the Australian Bank Swift code.