I know the feeling. You’re saying to yourself “How do I get a Swift Code or BIC Code to Send or Receive Money”. Well, maybe you didn’t say it exactly like that, but you get the picture. A Swift Code or BIC Code attainment is not at all that difficult, as I mentioned in another Post. It is similar to sending or receiving funds through a popular service called “Western Union” or even another like “Money Gram“.
There are a lot of freakin’ Banking Terms out there that are very confusing. I can only hope that I can explain this one, well enough to you.
Now, If you’re expecting to receive a deposit (money transfer) into your Westpac account, from some place like Alibaba for example, this would be considered a TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER, your payee may be asked to enter the Westpac SWIFT Code. Here’s the Code: WPACAU2S There are some Banks that are requiring an 11-character Swift Code, so go ahead and use this one: WPACAU2SXXX
DO NOT TAKE MY WORD FOR IT. THESE CODES MAY CHANGE OVER TIME AND THE VALIDITY OF THESE CODES WILL DEPEND ON THE DAY AND YEAR THAT YOU ARE READING THIS POST. THIS INFORMATION IS FOR MINOR EXPLANATION ONLY!
