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In the sandbox environment, use these BSB codes on the bank account you are verifying to get predictable results when creating verifications. During a verification, the match name returned by the bank is used to correlate the business or individual identity with the bank account details.
Successful verifications — A verification cannot succeed unless the CoP result is Match, or Close match when close matches are enabled. All other outcomes fail the verification.

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Test BSB codes

BSB codeCoP resultSimulated match name
111111Close matchbusiness_name, falling back to individual_name.
222222No matchRandom fake company name. For individual-only verifications, no name is returned.
333333No accountNone
444444Account closedNone
555555ErrorNone
Any other valid 6-digit BSBMatchaccount_name
Testing close matches — Use BSB 111111 to test close match scenarios. This will simulate the bank returning the supplied business_name (or individual_name for individual verifications) as the verified name on the account.
  • Business (example):
    • Registered business name: ACME PTY LTD
    • Provided account name: ACME
    • Simulated close match name: ACME PTY LTD
  • Individual (example):
    • Registered individual name: John Doe
    • Provided account name: J Doe
    • Simulated close match name: John Doe