Questions
What is SMBC’s bank code?
7472. It’s the 4-digit code GIRO and FAST forms ask for. Its full name on ABS’s list of GIRO banks is Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation.
What is SMBC’s SWIFT code?
SMBCSGSG, or SMBCSGSGXXX where a form wants 11 characters (XXX is the head office). The SWIFT code, or BIC, is for money sent from overseas: give it with the bank’s name and the whole account number.
What is SMBC’s branch code?
No published rule: ask the bank. FAST, PayNow and the new GIRO don’t need one. UOB’s guide lists one for it: 806, Singapore Branch.
How many digits is a SMBC account number?
Savings and current 7 to 9 digits, by ABS’s FAST fact sheet. FAST and PayNow take the whole number, without dashes.
Does SMBC have an IBAN or a routing number?
No: Singapore banks don’t use IBANs, sort codes or routing numbers. For a transfer from overseas, give SMBCSGSG, the bank’s name (Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation) and the account number; within Singapore, FAST and PayNow need only the bank and the account number.