Complete List of PayPal Bank Codes and SWIFT Codes in the Philippines

If you’re working as a freelancer or have dealt with foreign clients, you might already be familiar with online payment systems such as PayPal and Payoneer.

Opening a PayPal account is easy and free; the hard part is connecting your account to your local bank so that you will receive your hard-earned dollars here in the Philippines. New users will have to input the correct PayPal bank codes for their local bank before they can withdraw their money.

That is why we’ve come up with this complete list of PayPal bank codes and SWIFT codes. You will need these codes for withdrawing your money from PayPal to your local bank, as well as international wire transfers and other bank transactions.

BRSTN

The Bank Routing Symbol Transit Number (BRSTN) is a 9-digit code that identifies the name, city and country of a bank. It’s the most commonly used bank identifier code used among Philippine banks for transferring funds.

PayPal users are required to enter the BRSTN when linking their PayPal account to their local bank.

SWIFT Code

The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) code, also known as Bank Identifier Code (BIC), is an international code for identifying banks. The SWIFT code is made up of the institution or bank code (4 letters), country code (2 letters), location code (2 letters or digits), and an optional local branch code (3 characters).

PayPal Bank Codes

Below is a table of banks in the Philippines and their corresponding BRSTN or PayPal bank codes and SWIFT codes. To avoid inconvenience, please contact your bank to verify that its bank code is correct and accurate before using it for your transactions.

If your bank is not on the list, it means that either your bank or PayPal doesn’t allow fund transfers, so you cannot withdraw your money to that bank.

If you think that any of the information above is incorrect, please inform us by commenting below.