A SWIFT or BIC code is an 8-character code that identifies a bank branch, used for international bank transfers. You'll need one to withdraw to an overseas bank account. To deposit via international bank transfer, use our SWIFT code: CTBAAU2S.
How does a SWIFT/BIC code work?
A SWIFT code is a unique 8-character code that identifies a bank branch, used for international bank transfers. A SWIFT code may also be known as a BIC code.
When do I need a SWIFT code?
You'll need a SWIFT code when depositing or withdrawing funds from an overseas bank account.
Do I need a SWIFT code to withdraw funds?
Yes, if you're withdrawing to an overseas bank account. You'll need to enter your own bank's SWIFT code as part of your bank details. If this is your first withdrawal, you'll need to confirm your bank account details, including your SWIFT code, before you can withdraw. Your account also needs to be verified before you can withdraw prize funds, see How can I withdraw my prize funds? for more detail.
If you don't know your bank's SWIFT code, contact your bank directly for this information. If you're adding your bank account for the first time, see How do I confirm my bank account? for the full steps.
What SWIFT code do I use to deposit funds?
To deposit via international bank transfer, use our SWIFT code: CTBAAU2S.
Bank address: Heidelberg Branch, 56 Burgundy Street, Heidelberg, Melbourne, Australia, 3084.
How do I contact Oz Lotteries about SWIFT codes?
Should you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to contact our Customer Support on 1300 188 911 or at support@ozlotteries.com.
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