What are the BRSTN Codes for Philippines Local Fund Transfer (LFT)

Bank Routing Symbol Transit Number (BRSTN) is the common term for a Bank Identifier Code (BIC) used among by banks to transfer money. This is a 9-digit code identifying you country or bank.

In some online remittance or online jobs like oDesk, they allow funds transfer directly to your bank account. All you need is supply your bank details and the BRSTN Code so that the money will be deposited to the correct bank.

Usually you will only need to use the bank’s head office BRSTN. Any electronic fund transfer (EFT) or local fund transfer (LFT) will correctly route funds to your bank’s maintaining branch so you don’t have to worry about lost money.

Here is the list of BRSTN codes in the Philippines

BRSTN	Bank
010320013	Allied Banking Corporation
011020011	Asia United Bank
010700015	Australia – New Zealand Bank
010530667	Banco De Oro
010670019	Bangkok Bank Public Co., Ltd.
010120019	Bank of America, N. A.
011140014	Bank of China
010440016	Bank of Commerce
010040018	Bank of the Philippine Islands
010100013	China Banking Corporation
010690015	Chinatrust Commercial Bank Corp.
010070017	Citibank, N. A.
010650013	Deutsche Bank
010590018	Development Bank of the Philippines
010620014	East-West Banking Corporation
010860010	Export and Industry Bank
010060014	Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.
010720011	JP Morgan Chase Bank
010710018	Korea Exchange Bank
010350025	Landbank of the Philippines
010220016	Maybank Philippines, Inc.
010269996	Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company
010640010	Mizuho Corporate Bank, Ltd.
010110016	Philippine Bank of Communications
010080010	Philippine National Bank
010090039	Philippine Trust Company
010330016	Philippine Veterans Bank
010280014	Rizal Commercial Banking Corp.
010140015	Security Bank Corporation
010460012	The Bank of Tokyo Ltd
010050011	The Standard Chartered Bank
010419995	Union Bank of the Philippines
010299995	United Coconut Planters Bank
010270341	United Overseas Bank Philippines