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Bank account numbers are unique identifiers for individual accounts within Australian financial institutions. They're used for electronic transfers and direct deposits.
Bank account numbers for financial transactions and services
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All generated Bank Accounts follow official formatting standards.
Common questions about Bank Account validation.
A BSB number is a 6‑digit number that identifies the bank, the state/territory, and the specific branch in Australia. It's required for routing money for domestic and international transactions.
BSB: 6 numeric characters, usually in the form XXX‑XXX (082‑024, for instance). Account number: Usually 6–9 digits, depending on the bank. Our generator provides valid-format numbers to test with.
We offer BSB+account numbers for major Australian banks and credit unions, including Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, Westpac, NAB, Macquarie Bank, Bendigo & Adelaide Bank, Suncorp, ING, HSBC Australia, Bank of Queensland, and more — all generating realistic branch identifiers.
No. They only meet format and shape. These are dummy numbers for development, testing, or sandboxing use only—not real bank accounts.
Yes—you can generate between 1 and 100 BSB + account number combinations at once, ideal for load testing, demo data seeding, or form validation.