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BSB 650 000
Before you can receive money from overseas, you will need to provide the sender with the right information.
SWIFT is an abbreviation for “Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication”. It is a code that consists of 8-11 characters which used by banks around the world to transfer money.
An intermediary bank is a third-party bank located in Australia that facilitates international transfers between the overseas bank and Newcastle Permanent.
We cannot facilitate international transfers on our own. This means that all incoming international transfers go through an intermediary bank before reaching us.
Newcastle Permanent charge a fee when funds are credited to your account which have been received by us through Real Time Gross Settlement from a third party financial institution. You may also be charged fees by the third party financial institution. Refer to your account Terms and Conditions for details.
A Real Time Gross Settlement is a method that can be used to transfer funds quickly between financial institutions.
You may notice a few hygiene and social distancing changes in our branches to protect customers and our people, including mandatory masks in our Central Coast branches, in keeping with government health advice. If you are feeling unwell, please bank from home using the app, internet banking or call our local call centre team.
With many customers now choosing contactless ways of banking, you will find these branches open on a Saturday morning: Waratah, Wallsend, Greenhills, Charlestown Square, Raymond Terrace, Glendale, Kotara, Mount Hutton, Swansea, Erina, and Tuggerah.