What is NCC Code?

NCC Code means National Clearing Code. It’s required for make payment to bank accounts that don’t have an IBAN (International Bank Account Number). It's same as BSB code or a routing number. NCC Code is 6 Digits number to identify an indivitual financial institution or bank branch in New Zealand.

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General Information About New Zealand Bank NCC Code


What is NCC Code (National Clearing Code)?

NCC Code means National Clearing Code. It’s required for make payment to bank accounts that don’t have an IBAN (International Bank Account Number). It's same as BSB code or a routing number. NCC Code is 6 Digits number to identify an indivitual financial institution or bank branch in New Zealand.

The first two digits is identify the bank code & the last four digits identify the perticular bank branch.

When Do You Need to Use an NCC Code?

You don’t always need to provide an NCC Code. In fact, there are several scenarios in which you won’t need this NCC Code, When you’re transferring funds or make payments to countries where the NCC Code is preferred, Only then you’ll need to provide this NCC Code, along with the receiving/payee bank’s name and address. You can ask the payee for their account details, which they can find their bank account passbook.

Example: Breakdown of NCC Code

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LIST OF BANK/FINANCIAL INSTITUTION CODES

List of Bank/Financial Institution Codes for all Banks in New Zealand


NumberBank Name
01, 04, 06, 11, 25ANZ Bank New Zealand
12, 24ASB Bank
88Bank of China NZ Ltd
02, 08Bank of New Zealand
05China Construction Bank NZ Ltd
31Citibank N.A.
30HSBC New Zealand
10Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (New Zealand) Ltd
38Kiwibank
15TSB Bank
03, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27Westpac