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If you want to send money to Australia from your ASB account, the easiest way is to use FastNet Classic internet banking. You will need to be registered for Netcode and have your Netcode-registered mobile phone with you. Log in to FastNet Classic internet banking, select Foreign Exchange, and follow the on-screen instructions to obtain a quote for the transaction. You will need the SWIFT code for the beneficiary bank, as well as the beneficiary name, address, account number or IBAN, and bank name. The cost of an International Money Transfer via FastNet Classic is $5, but there may be additional fees from overseas banks involved in the transaction. Funds will typically arrive at the other bank within one to two business days.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Method | International Money Transfer (IMT) |
| Transfer Process | Log in to FastNet Classic internet banking and select Foreign Exchange. Select International Transfers and follow the on-screen instructions to obtain a quote. |
| Required Information | SWIFT code for the beneficiary bank, beneficiary name, beneficiary address, beneficiary account, beneficiary bank name, beneficiary bank address, and IBAN (International Bank Account Number) |
| Cost | $5 via FastNet Classic; overseas banks may also impose fees |
| Daily Limit | Yes |
| Timeframe | Funds typically arrive within one or two business days |
| International Toll Charges | Applicable |
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What You'll Learn
International money transfer requirements
International money transfers can be made from your ASB account to anywhere in the world. The easiest way to do this is with FastNet Classic internet banking. To make an international money transfer, you must be registered for Netcode and have your Netcode-registered mobile phone with you. Log in to FastNet Classic internet banking and select Foreign Exchange. If you're sending an international money transfer via FastNet Classic, you'll also need a Netcode. Select International Transfers, then follow the on-screen instructions to obtain a quote for the transaction. Select Make Transfer.
You will need the following information about the overseas bank account you are transferring funds to:
- Beneficiary Name: Recipient’s full account name
- Beneficiary Address: Recipient's physical address, including city and country
- Beneficiary Account: full account number or IBAN (International Bank Account Number)
- Beneficiary Bank: The beneficiary bank’s name, address, and SWIFT Code (also known as a Bank Identifier Code/BIC)
Please note that international sanctions can sometimes impact or prevent international money transfers from being sent to certain countries. There are also daily limits to international money transfers made via FastNet Classic, and different countries may need different information from you.
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ASB's SWIFT code
SWIFT codes are used for international money transfers. ASB offers international money transfers in a variety of foreign currencies. The easiest and most secure way to send money overseas is via an electronic transfer of funds called an international money transfer, also known as a wire or telegraphic transfer. If you bank with ASB, you can complete your international money transfers in FastNet Classic internet banking or FastNet Business internet banking.
To make an international money transfer, log in to FastNet Classic internet banking and select Foreign Exchange. If you're sending an international money transfer via FastNet Classic, you'll also need a Netcode. Select International Transfers, follow the on-screen instructions to obtain a quote for the transaction, and select International Transfers again to continue.
Enter the SWIFT code for your beneficiary bank (the bank the funds are being sent to), or search for the beneficiary bank’s full details. You will need the following information about the overseas bank account you are transferring funds to:
- Beneficiary name: Recipient’s full account name
- Beneficiary address: Recipient's physical address, including city and country
- Beneficiary account: Full account number or IBAN (International Bank Account Number)
- Beneficiary bank: The beneficiary bank’s name, address, and SWIFT Code (also known as a Bank Identifier Code/BIC)
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Netcode registration
To register for Netcode, you must first be registered for FastNet Classic Internet Banking. You can register for Netcode before or after you register for the ASB Mobile Banking app.
If you register for Netcode before you register for the ASB Mobile Banking app, you simply need to verify your device when prompted while completing the app registration process. If you already use the ASB Mobile Banking app and register for Netcode afterward, you will need to verify your device by going to Settings, selecting Security, then selecting Netcode Verified, and finally, selecting Send Netcode. You will then be sent a Netcode to your Netcode-registered mobile number.
Once your registration is complete, you can start receiving Netcodes straight away. Log into the ASB mobile app. From the accounts page, tap the settings icon in the top right corner. Then, under 'Personal details', select 'Mobile numbers' to update the number they send Netcode to. If you don't have the ASB Mobile app, you can call ASB on 0800 327 863 (or +64 9 306 3000 if calling from overseas). You can also visit any ASB branch.
Once registered for Netcode, when two-step verification is required, ASB will automatically send a temporary code to your mobile phone via text message. From there, you can enter the code to complete your desired activity online. To protect you and your accounts from online fraudsters, you'll be prompted to complete two-step verification every time you add Google Pay or Apple Pay to your cards via the ASB Mobile Banking app or from the Google or Apple digital wallets.
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Foreign exchange rates
ASB offers international money transfers in a variety of foreign currencies. The easiest and most secure way to send money overseas is via an electronic transfer of funds called an international money transfer. If you bank with ASB, you can complete your international money transfers in FastNet Classic internet banking or the ASB Mobile Banking app.
To make an International Money Transfer, log in to FastNet Classic internet banking and select Foreign Exchange. If you're sending an International Money Transfer via FastNet Classic, you'll also need a Netcode. Follow the on-screen instructions to obtain a quote for the transaction and select International Transfers. If you wish to continue, select Make Transfer.
You will need the following information about the overseas bank account you are transferring funds to:
- Beneficiary Name: Recipient’s full account name.
- Beneficiary Address: The physical address of the recipient, including city and country.
- Beneficiary Account: The full account number or IBAN (International Bank Account Number).
- Beneficiary Bank: The beneficiary bank’s name, address and SWIFT Code (also known as a Bank Identifier Code/BIC).
ASB offers competitive rates for international payments and foreign currency payments from overseas. ASB's Global Markets team can help your business manage changes in exchange rates, with a range of foreign exchange risk-management products.
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Transaction limits
To send money to Australia from your ASB account, you can use the International Money Transfer (IMT) service. This can be done via FastNet Classic internet banking or the ASB Mobile Banking app.
There are daily limits to International Money Transfers using FastNet Classic. If you exceed the daily transaction limit, you will need to visit an ASB branch. Each transfer via FastNet Classic costs $5, but overseas banks involved in the transaction may also impose additional fees.
To make an International Money Transfer, you must be registered for Netcode and have your Netcode-registered mobile phone with you. You will need the following information about the overseas bank account you are transferring funds to:
- Beneficiary Name: Recipient’s full account name
- Beneficiary Address: Recipient's physical address, including city and country
- Beneficiary Account: Full account number or IBAN (International Bank Account Number)
- Beneficiary Bank: The beneficiary bank’s name, address, and SWIFT Code (also known as a Bank Identifier Code/BIC)
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Frequently asked questions
You can send money to Australia from your ASB account via an International Money Transfer (IMT). You can do this by logging into FastNet Classic internet banking and selecting Foreign Exchange. You will need to be registered for Netcode and have your Netcode-registered mobile phone with you.
You will need the following information about the beneficiary:
- Beneficiary name (recipient's full account name)
- Beneficiary address (recipient's physical address including city and country)
- Beneficiary account (full account number or IBAN)
- Beneficiary bank (beneficiary bank's name, address and SWIFT code)
An International Money Transfer via FastNet Classic costs $5. However, overseas banks involved in the transaction may also impose fees and charges, which are deducted from the transferred amount.
