Bank FAQ

Find answers to our most frequently asked customer questions about topics including online banking, financial hardship, community banking, debit cards, and security.

Managing your banking online

Lost cards or fraud

Pending transactions and balance

Money transfer times

What is a BSB number?

A BSB (Bank-State-Branch) number is a six-digit number that identifies banks and branches across Australia. You can see the BSB for each of your accounts in your online banking or in the mobile app when you log in.

Broken Hill Bank BSB Number is 802-377

When you want to transfer money to someone, you’ll need the recipient’s BSB, account number and account name. And you’ll need to give your BSB and account number to anyone transferring money to you. 

You can also make a payment to a mobile number or email address (using PayID) and receive payments in your BH Bank PayID linked account.

Community banking

Rebrand FAQ: BHCCU is now Broken Hill Bank 

As of 28th November 2024, Broken Hill Community Credit Union has rebranded as Broken Hill Bank. 

Through our research, we discovered that many people, especially younger generations, aren't familiar with what a credit union is. To continue growing and to better serve our customers, we decided to rebrand as a bank. 

This change allows us to better communicate that we offer the same services and products as any other bank, while still maintaining our customer-owned structure. Our profits continue to be reinvested into providing the best products and services for you, our customers. 

Changing our name is a significant process, and it will take some time to update all our materials.  During this transition, you might see both our legal name The Broken Hill Community Credit Union and Broken Hill Bank branding in use. We appreciate your patience as we work through this transition. 

Here are a few of the common questions about our new name, Broken Hill Bank.