International transfere code for Bangkok Bank

[Surasak]

Hi All. Can someone please tell me the international payment code into a Bangkok bank A/C?

I need to send cash to my son via my Revolut A/C, but am no where near a bank until next week.

By this time other transactions will take place, but would like to check and know what I am looking for.

 

TIA for your help.

 

[dingdongrb]

Are you looking for the SWIFT Code?

 

If so it's BKKBTHBK

[Surasak]

2 hours ago, dingdongrb said:

Are you looking for the SWIFT Code?

 

If so it's BKKBTHBK

No, but thanks anyway.

[dingdongrb]

If I recall my brother sent me some money after my mother passed away from the USA to my BBK Bank account through the BBK Bank New York office....all that was needed was my account number, routing number, and SWIFT Code.

 

Not sure what you are requesting. 

[treetops]

When you set up a new transfer in Revolut it asks for the country, currency, account number, BIC/Swift, First, middle and last names and an optional email address.

 

Have you entered these?

[Surasak]

12 hours ago, dingdongrb said:

If I recall my brother sent me some money after my mother passed away from the USA to my BBK Bank account through the BBK Bank New York office....all that was needed was my account number, routing number, and SWIFT Code.

 

Not sure what you are requesting. 

In the BBK Bank Book ALL transactions have a code as to where or how the money arrived/departed. ALL banks have a similar means of tracking transactions. Perhaps I didn't make my request clear, for which I apologise.  

[Foxx]

Is it something like this that you're looking for?

https://krungthai.com/en/contact-us/others/personal/faq/transectioncode

[arick]

17 hours ago, Surasak said:

No, but thanks anyway.

There's only swift code you don't need any bank code you just say Bangkok Bank and the account number. All the bank account numbers start with the bank code. Thailand doesn't have bank codes.

[hml367]

19 hours ago, Surasak said:

Hi All. Can someone please tell me the international payment code into a Bangkok bank A/C?

I need to send cash to my son via my Revolut A/C, but am no where near a bank until next week.

By this time other transactions will take place, but would like to check and know what I am looking for.

 

TIA for your help.

 

There are variables to answer your question: country transferring from; can your financial institution provide the services offered; etc. Try looking here:  https://www.bangkokbank.com/en/Personal/Other-Services/Transfers

 

[Liverpool Lou]

3 hours ago, Surasak said:

In the BBK Bank Book ALL transactions have a code as to where or how the money arrived/departed. ALL banks have a similar means of tracking transactions. Perhaps I didn't make my request clear, for which I apologise.  

1333.  They'll tell you.  As long as you make it clear what you're asking (which you haven't been able to do here)!   

Or you could just refer to the glossary of transaction codes listed on the inside back cover of the BBL passbook.

[yankyoakum]

Bangkok Bank routing number (for USA only) 026-008-691 not sure if this why you after.. but thats correct #

[bamnutsak]

5 hours ago, Surasak said:

In the BBK Bank Book ALL transactions have a code as to where or how the money arrived/departed. ALL banks have a similar means of tracking transactions. Perhaps I didn't make my request clear, for which I apologise.  

 

 

Maybe "FTT"?

 

But I confess to being a bit confused by your use of terms.

 

 

[arick]

On 12/17/2024 at 12:00 PM, hml367 said:

There are variables to answer your question: country transferring from; can your financial institution provide the services offered; etc. Try looking here:  https://www.bangkokbank.com/en/Personal/Other-Services/Transfers

 

There is no variable answers there's either a swift code or just the bank name and account number.

[Surasak]

4 hours ago, arick said:

There is no variable answers there's either a swift code or just the bank name and account number.

The BKK  BOOK code I was looking for is FTT I believe? However, thanks to all for trying.