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Country: Singapore. SWIFT Address/Code: DBSSSGSG. Note: All incoming transfers are processed based on the above details. You do not need to provide a branch name / branch code. DBS/POSB Bank does not have an IBAN, Routing Number or Sort Code.
Bank & Branch Codes. DBS/POSB's Bank code is 7171. All POSB accounts have a standard branch code of 081 while DBS accounts' branch code is the first 3 digits of the account number. Important information. You do not need to indicate your Branch Name as it is no longer a requirement.
Bank & Branch Codes. When setting up a funds transfer from another bank to a DBS or POSB account, please indicate the following bank and branch codes:
Singapore’s leading consumer bank, financing Singapore’s growth since 1968. Neighbours first, bankers second, serving generations of Singaporeans for 140 years. For clients with investible assets of SGD1.5million. For businesses with a turnover of above SGD100 million.
Register for PayNow and receive funds from others by sharing your registered mobile number, or your NRIC/FIN number. Learn more on How to Apply for Paynow. Receive funds by sharing your bank account details. You may also receive funds from others by sharing your bank account details.
JPMorgan Chase Bank is DBS’ appointed USD Agent Bank. To receive USD remittances into your account promptly, please ensure that the following payment details are provided to the sender (remitting party) of your USD remittance: Agent Bank: JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., New York, USA. SWIFT BIC: CHASUS33
In Singapore: 1800 222 2200. Operating hours: 8.30am to 8.30pm, Mon - Fri (excluding PH) Simplify global transactions and enjoy the efficiency, transparency of cross border payments with Swift GPI Outward Telegraphic Transfer.
Get help here fast! Apply for DBS Fixed Deposit, Savings and Current Account. Learn more about the different types of accounts for your needs.
DBS Bank has launched real-time online tracking of cross-border collections to provide greater digital convenience to its corporate clients. Powered by SWIFT Global Payments Innovation (gpi), corporates will receive instant updates on where the funds are along the payment chain.
From 13 May 2019 onwards, Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) Singapore has fully consolidated and transferred its business in Singapore from Standard Chartered Bank, Singapore Branch (“Branch”) to Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Limited (“Subsidiary”).
