The National Clearing Code feature on this website is only applicable to be use in New Zealand. For Australia, kindly browse to Australia BSB Number website. Click on the National Clearing Code to find out the bank details, address, postcode, telephone number & maps.
National Clearing Code (NCC) is a six digits numerical codes used to identify an individual branch of a financial institution in New Zealand. To make money transfer, the NCC is used together with the bank account number of the recipient.
For international inward money transfer, a SWIFT code must be used together with a NCC and Account Number.
All bank account numbers in New Zealand used the following pattern,
AA BBBB CCCCCCC DDD
where, the first six digits (AA BBBB) denote the NCC.
- the first two digits (AA) show which bank manages the account.
- the next four digits (BBBB) show branch number.
- the next seven digits (CCCCCCC) show the account number.
- the last three digits (DDD) (or two for some banks) show an account suffix.
New Zealand Bank National Clearing Code and SWIFT Codes
International Bank Transfer
To make international bank transfer from New Zealand to another country, SWIFT Code is required on top of recipient name, bank name & branch and account number.
List of Financial Institution Codes
| Number | Bank Name | 01, 04, 06, 11, 25 | Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited |
|---|---|
| 12, 24 | ASB Bank |
| 02, 08 | Bank of New Zealand |
| 31 | Citibank |
| 30 | HSBC Bank |
| 10 | Industrial and Commercial Bank of China |
| 38 | Kiwibank |
| 06 or 25 | National Bank of New Zealand |
| 15 | TSB Bank |
| 03, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27 | Westpac Bank |