Search BSB Numbers / Clearing Code of New Zealand banks. You can search or browse New Zealand Bank account prefix by full or part BSB numbers, Bank Name, Address, City, Postcode.

You can search or browse New Zealand Bank branch by full or part Bank number, Branch number, Clearning code, Bank Name, Address, City, Postcode.

Bank codes are an important aspect of banking in New Zealand, as they enable efficient identification and routing of financial transactions. In this article, we provided you with a comprehensive list of New Zealand bank codes, including major banks such as ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Kiwibank, and more.

This register contains New Zealand bank branch numbers and related details and is updated every month with any additions or amendments notified since the last publication. It is used by our Participants and corporate organisations to keep these details up to date in their systems.

In New Zealand, BSB / Clearing Code is a six digits numerical code used to identify an individual branch of a Bank / Financial institution. The format of the New Zealand BSB code is AABBBB Bank Number

2017年12月18日 · Click on the National Clearing Code to find out the bank details, address, postcode, telephone number & maps. To make international bank transfer from New Zealand to another country, SWIFT Code is required on top of recipient name, bank name & branch and account number.

T he New Zealand National Clearing Code (NCC) look-up tool checks the validity of your code based on our database of more than 3,000 unique NCC codes. The tool is provided for informational purposes only.

Know what bank you're sending money to - our bank prefix code and branch number table identifies the bank account in seconds. Updated 9 August 2024. The Co-operative Bank. 12. 38. Kiwibank. 8800-8805. If you're paying a Wise account registered in New Zealand, it has a 04 prefix and the account is provided by ANZ. Don't see the bank account above?

2017年12月18日 · All bank account numbers in New Zealand used the following pattern, AA BBBB CCCCCCC DDD. where, the first six digits (AA BBBB) denote the NCC. the first two digits (AA) show which bank manages the account. the next four digits (BBBB) show branch number. the next seven digits (CCCCCCC) show the account number.

BSB lookup for New Zealand bank branches, and its data source is from paymentsnz.co.nz. It's heavily inspired from the BSB gem for Australia