Looking to send a payment to Nigeria? You'll need a NUBAN code to make sure your transfer finds its way to the right account

Ireland's National Sort Code system (NSC), was used to identify individual banks and branches

Bank accounts held in New Zealand are identified using a standardized format account number, which is 16 digits long

If you're sending money to someone in Mexico, you'll need to have their CLABE number for the payment to go smoothly

If you're sending money to an account based in India, you'll probably need to provide the IFSC number for that account

An IBAN is an international bank account number. This sequence of numbers and letters - which can be up to 34 digits long

If you're making an international payment, you'll be asked to provide the correct SWIFT/BIC code for your recipient

If you're making an international payment to Australia you'll need a BSB number - it stands for Bank State Branch number

Your routing number is used along with your account number, as a unique identifier to help guide payments and keep your money safe.