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BSB codes are not the same as IBANs (International Bank Account Numbers). IBANs are typically used by bank branches in Europe and certain other areas. However, BSB codes are sometimes formatted in a way that resembles an IBAN in order to allow compatibility between the two different systems.
The first six digits make up your BSB (like 306-089) and the next seven digits make up your account number (like 0001234).
Australia does not use IBAN numbers, but you could encounter them when sending money to an international recipient specifying the IBAN number makes for faster transactions.

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IBANs are not used in Australia. However, payers in certain countries may require you to provide one. In that case, your BSB and account number should be combined. Do not include any spaces or hyphens.
IBANs arent used here in Australia, but payers in certain countries may require you to provide one. If they do, your BSB and account number should be combined, but dont include any spaces or hyphens.
IBANs are not used in Australia. However, payers in certain countries may require you to provide one. In that case, your BSB and account number should be combined. Do not include any spaces or hyphens.
Sending or receiving a money transfer using your bank account? Youll need a SWIFT/BIC code for international bank transfers to and from Australia.
Account number is 6 to 10 digits. Australia bank state branch number: three digits.
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