When you send money to ORO Bank internationally, your bank will request the information below:
Beneficiary bank: DK Limited
Bank branch: ORO Bank
ORO Bank SWIFT Code: DIKIBTBBORO
Beneficiary's account number: The number of the account in which you would like to receive the funds
If your bank can not find DIKIBTBBORO, do not try another SWIFT but let our Customer Support know immediately. Sometimes, due to ORO Bank's recent establishment, our SWIFT code may not yet appear in all banks' databases, which is a common occurrence.
Correspondent bank (Intermediary bank)
Additionally, your bank may request details of our Correspondent bank. For your convenience, here is ORO's correspondent bank information:
Correspondent bank | SWIFT/ BIC code |
DBS Bank Ltd, Singapore | DBSSSGSGXXX |
Agent banks
Banks usually don't ask for this information, but we've included it just in case you need it.
Agent banks are banks that a Correspondent bank, such as DBS Bank in this case, uses to handle transactions in specific currencies or regions. DBS Bank utilizes various agent banks based on the currency of the transaction.
| Currency | Agent bank name | SWIFT/ BIC code |
1 | USD | JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. | CHASUS33 |
2 | AUD | Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Sydney | CTBAAU2S
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3 | CAD | Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto | ROYCCAT2 |
4 | CNH | DBS Bank (China) Limited, Shanghai | DBSSCNSHXXX |
5 | EUR | Barclays Bank Ireland Frankfurt | BARCDEFF |
6 | GBP | Royal Bank of Scotland, London | RBOSGB2L |
7 | HKD | DBS Bank (HK) Ltd | DHBKHKHH |
8 | JPY | The Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Tokyo | SMBCJPJT |
9 | NZD | ASB Bank Ltd., Auckland | ASBBNZ2A |
10 | NOK | Den Norske Bank, Oslo | DNBANOKK |
11 | SEK | Nordea Bank Sweden AB (PUBL), Stockholm | NDEASESS |
12 | SGD | DBS Bank Ltd Singapore | DBSSSGSG |
13 | THB | Thai Military Bank PCL, Bangkok | TMBKTHBK |
(*) A Correspondent bank acts as as a facilitator for sending and receiving money internationally. At ORO Bank, we use correspondent banks to smoothly handle transactions in different currencies or with banks that we are not directly connected.
(*) An Agent bank is a bank designated by a Correspondent bank to perform services, like currency exchange or completing transactions, on behalf of the correspondent bank, ensuring efficient processing across different regions and currencies.