SWIFT / BIC
SWIFT/BIC code of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group
ANZBKRSX · South Korea
- BIC, 8 characters
- ANZBKRSX
- BIC, 11 characters
- ANZBKRSXXXX
- Country
- South Korea
- Address
- Kyobo Building Floor 18 Chongro 1-KA1 Chongro-Ku Seoul 110 714 1065 Korea, Republic of
Source: ISO 9362 BIC registry, head-office codes only, no branch codes. Check the code with the bank before sending a large transfer.
How ANZBKRSX is built
| Positions | Length | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 | 4 | ANZB Bank code |
| 5–6 | 2 | KR Country |
| 7–8 | 2 | SX Location |
| 9–11 | 3 | XXX Branch · XXX or omitted = head office |
Other codes of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group
Other SWIFT codes in South Korea
How to use ANZBKRSX for a transfer
Give the sender two things: the BIC ANZBKRSX (or ANZBKRSXXXX if the form asks for 11 characters) and your account number at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group. In South Korea the account number is the local one shown on the statement. Check both on your bank statement before sending a large amount: a wrong code delays the transfer or sends it back with fees.
The BIC (Business Identifier Code), commonly called SWIFT code, identifies a bank or institution in international payments. It has 8 or 11 characters: 4 letters for the institution, 2 for the country, 2 for the location, and an optional 3 for the branch. XXX, or no branch code at all, means the head office.
Questions
What is the SWIFT code of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group?
The SWIFT/BIC code of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group is ANZBKRSX. In the 11-character form it is ANZBKRSXXXX, where XXX stands for the head office.
Is ANZBKRSX a SWIFT code or a BIC?
Both: BIC is the ISO 9362 name of the code, SWIFT the network that assigns it. ANZBKRSX is the same code under either name.
Do I also need the IBAN to receive money at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group?
South Korea does not use the IBAN: give the BIC together with the local account number as shown on the statement.
Can I receive international transfers with iSwiss Pay?
Yes. The iSwiss Pay euro, US dollar and pound accounts each come with their own coordinates, including the BIC where applicable, and receive SWIFT and local transfers.
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