What is the BSB?

What is the BSB number for Regional Australia Bank and why do I need it?

What is the Regional Australia Bank BSB?

The BSB number for Regional Australia Bank is: 932 000

What is a BSB?

  • BSB stands for Bank State Branch.
  • The BSB is a six-digit number that is used to identify a bank code and its associated branch in Australia.

What does a BSB mean?

The BSB is a 6-digit numerical code used to identify a specific bank branch in Australia for domestic payments.

The BSB code is made up of three sets of numbers:

  • The first two numbers help to identify the bank
  • The third number specifies the state where the branch is located
  • The last three numbers identify the branch address

Why do you need a BSB?

Before you can successfully transfer money to someone, you’ll need the recipient’s BSB and account number. And, in order for someone to transfer money to you, they’ll require your BSB and account number in order to do it.

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