In order for us to reconcile the funds collected from ticket sales to your bank account, we require the following details:
- Account Name
- Account type (checking or savings)
- SWIFT Code (8 or 11 characters)
- Bank code(4 digits)
- Branch code (3 digits)
- Account number (1-11 digits)
Account Name:
Enter a valid Name on Account as it appears in your banking records to ensure there is no a delay in receiving your payout.
SWIFT Code
SWIFT Code is a unique identification code for a particular bank and it is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC). SWIFT Codes are used for transferring money and messages between banks.
SWIFT Codes are 8 or 11 characters for a bank.
Example 1 ) DBS BANK = "DBSSSGSGXXX"
Example 2 ) UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED = "UOVBSGSGXXX"
A full list of Singaporean bank SWIFT CODES can be found here, or simply contact your bank to find out.
Bank Code
Bank Codes are 4 digit figures registered to a bank.
Example 1）DBS Singapore = "7171"
Example 2）UOB Singapore = "7375"
Branch Code
Branch Codes are 3 digit figures registered to a branch.
Example 1）DBS Shenton Way = "001",
Example 2）UOB City Plaza = "003"
If you experience problems confirming your Bank or Branch Code, simply contact your bank to find out the correct numbers.
Account Number
Account numbers are generally 7-11 digit figures registered to a bank account. For details, please ask your bank for correct account number information.
- DBS: 10 digits (e.g. 0052312891)
- UOB: 10 digits (e.g. 9102031012)
- FEB: 10 digits (e.g. 5041920123)
- POSBank: 9 digits (e.g. 084102395)
- OCBC: 7 digits (e.g. 1089550). If you see 10 digit figures like "5501089550", please drop first 3 digits (550) which is the Branch Code.
- HSBC: digits may vary. If you see figures like "146172002492", please drop first 3 digit (146) which is the Branch Code.
- Standard Chartered: 10 digits (e.g. (1803645852).