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How to transfer money
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How to receive money

You can transfer money into any of your HSBC accounts by making a transfer from any bank account.

Receive funds safely and securely
All you need is your BSB Code and Account Number
The SWIFT Code is a unique identifier of every bank worldwide via the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication system

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Receiving funds into your HSBC account

You can transfer money into any of your HSBC accounts by making a transfer from any bank account – all you need is your BSB Code and Account Number.

Your account number can be found by using the last 9-digit of your 12-digit HSBC Account Number.

To identify your full BSB Code:

Log-on to Online Banking and under My accounts select the HSBC account you wish to transfer to
On the right panel select Details, where you will find the BSB Code as a 6-digit number
You can also find your BSB Code and Account Number on the front page of your account statements

Example: BSB Code under details

You can find your BSB Code under the 'Details' section of 'My accounts'.

Example: BSB Code under details

You can find your BSB Code under the 'Details' section of 'My accounts'.

Example: Account Number & BSB Code

Your 12-digit HSBC Account Number is a combination of the last 3 digits of your BSB Code and your 9 digit Account Number. The person transferring money to you will need your 9 digit Account Number and 6 digit BSB Code.

Receiving funds into your HSBC account from overseas

The SWIFT Code is a unique identifier of every bank worldwide via the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication system.

If you are receiving funds into your HSBC Australia accounts from overseas, you will need to provide the sender with our SWIFT Code.

Our SWIFT Code is as below:

Example of HSBC AU SWIFT Code is HKBAAU2S

If you are receiving funds into your HSBC Australia accounts from overseas, you will need to provide the sender with our SWIFT Code.

Our SWIFT Code is as below:

Sometimes, you will need to locate the address of a particular HSBC branch to complete the fund transfers, please see Australia Branch Listing to locate the right address.

Find an HSBC branch to complete an overseas transfer

Frequently asked questions

A BSB Code is a 6-digit number used to identify the individual branch of an Australian financial institution. The BSB Code is used in addition to the bank account number to identify the recipient of a transfer.

BSB Code can be found in a variety of ways.

To identify your BSB Code for a specific account with HSBC:

Log-on to Online Banking and under My accounts select the HSBC account you wish to transfer to. On the right panel select Details, where below you will find the BSB Code as a 6-digit number
Alternatively, all of our branch BSB’s Code are located on our website, often included with a branch locator.
If you are still unsure of your account’s BSB Code, call the branch before you make a transfer, to ensure you’ve got the correct number.