ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION SWIFT Code - SGBLAU2S

Current SWIFT Code: SGBLAU2S

SWIFT Code :	SGBLAU2S
Bank :	ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION
Address :	KENT STREET, 275
City :	SYDNEY
Branch :
Bank Code :	SGBL
Country Code :	AU
Location Code :	2S
Branch Code :	XXX
Postcode :	2000
Country :	Australia
Code Detail :	SGBLAU2S or SGBLAU2SXXX
Bank Code Detail :	SGBL - code assigned to ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION
Country Code Detail :	AU - code belongs to Australia
Location Code Detail :	2S - code represents the institution location
Code Status :	S - S means active code
Branch Code Detail :	not assigned or XXX - code indicates this is a head office
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About SWIFT Code - SGBLAU2S

The SWIFT code format consists of either 8 or 11 alphanumeric characters. The format is given below,

SGBLAU2S

SGBL - The first four letters represent the bank code.
AU - The next two letters represent the country code.
2S - The last two characters (maybe letters or numbers) represent the location code.

Understanding the SWIFT code format is essential for facilitating international financial transactions, including wire transfers and other cross-border payments.

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How Do I Send Money With SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S?

SGBLAU2S is a SWIFT (the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) Code of ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION located in Sydney, Australia. If you want to transfer funds from Sydney to abroad. You will need this SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S.

If you want to send money with SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S, go for an international wire transfer. You can do it by internet banking, authentic online platforms or by visiting the ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION. Provide recipient details including the Recipient’s name, the name of the bank & branch, the purpose of transfer, the recipient’s SWIFT Code, and the amount you want to transfer. Also, provide your SWIFT Code: SGBLAU2S. Completed the required forms and confirmed fees. Now, initiate the transfer through your bank ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION. Lastly, track the transfer using the provided reference number and wait for the confirmation.

Breakdown of SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S.

The breakdown of the SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S is as follows,

SGBL - The first four letters represent the unique code for ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION.

AU - AU is the next two letters that represent the Country code, In this case, it’s Australia.

2S - 2S is the last two letters are the branch Code.

Who Does the SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S Belong to?

SGBLAU2S SWIFT Code Belongs to ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION located in Sydney, Australia.

Is SGBLAU2S a Head Office or a Branch?

The SWIFT code SGBLAU2S is a unique identifier for (Head Office) ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION in Sydney, Australia.

Is SGBLAU2S Valid and Active?

Yes, SGBLAU2S is currently valid and active for ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION. Also, you can verify the SGBLAU2S SWIFT Code using the SWIFT Code Checker tool.

What is the Bank Name for SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S?

‘ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION’ is the bank name of SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S.

What is the Full Address of SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S?

The full address of SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S is “KENT STREET, 275, Sydney, Australia - 2000”.

What is the Contact Number for SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S?

For SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S, you can visit the official website of ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION and contact the bank in case you have any queries regarding banking issues.

For Which Country is SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S Used?

SGBLAU2S is used for the country ‘Australia’. It can be seen that the fifth and Sixth letter ‘AU’ together represents the country name i.e., Australia.

FAQs

Can I Find SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S Upon Checking?

No, SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S is not printed on the Cheques. It is commonly found in bank statements or on any online platform such as MyBankDetail. If you need the SGBLAU2S SWIFT Code, we recommend that you use our SWIFT Code Finder tool for accuracy.

Can I Find SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S Without a Check?

Yes, you can find SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S on MyBankDetail. Scroll through the list of banks and click on ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION and it will provide you with the details with the SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S. You can also find SGBLAU2S SWIFT Code information on the official website of the bank or the online banking portals.

Can I Find SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S Offline?

Yes, if you are an account holder at ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION, you will find the SWIFT code SGBLAU2S in your bank statement, or you can simply visit this ST.GEORGE BANK, A DIVISION OF WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION bank to verify this SWIFT Code SGBLAU2S.