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In Australia we have an account number and a BSB - Bank State Branch number which, unsurprisingly, represents the bank, state, and branch. These are almost uni
by TheSpiceIsLife 5y ago
In Australia we have an account number and a BSB - Bank State Branch number which, unsurprisingly, represents the bank, state, and branch.
These are almost universally displayed as two groups of three digits, that's seven characters, count them... separated by a hyphen and almost universally have to be entered in to a six character field, non-numeric characters not accepted.
Definitely one or my favourite minor annoyances.
- TheSpiceIsLife 5y agoHa! Oops. I meant to put that bit about seven characters after the hyphen, thereby making seven characters. Doh.