Paypal Bank Code of BPI, BDO, Metrobank & other Philippine banks

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Are you looking for the Bank Code required to process your Paypal withdrawal and transfer of funds?

If you’re using Paypal and you’re trying to withdraw Paypal funds to your local bank account (for example, to BDO, Metrobank, BPI, or UnionBank, etc.), you will be asked to input a 9-digit Bank Code, as seen in the “Link a bank account” section of Paypal.

Paypal Bank Codes in the Philippines

Paypal Bank Codes in the Philippines

The bank code simply refers to unique identification numbers assigned to banks which help facilitate money transfer across financial institutions.

There is just one Bank Code for each bank, so regardless of the branch of your account, just use the Paypal bank code below.

We’ve personally verified these Paypal Bank Codes to be correct, since we’ve made our own successful fund transfers from Paypal to our bank accounts many times.

Paypal Bank Code in the Philippines
Philippine BankPaypal Bank Code
Banco De Oro (BDO)010530667
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)010040018
BPI Family Savings Bank (same as BPI)010040018
Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP)010590018
East-West Banking Corp. (East West Bank)010620014
Landbank of the Philippines (Land Bank)010350025
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank)010269996
Philippine Bank of Communications (PBCom)010110016
Philippine National Bank (PNB)010080010
Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC)010280014
Security Bank Corporation010140015
Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank)010419995
United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB)010299995
Asia United Bank (AUB)011020011
Australia - New Zealand Bank (ANZ)010700015
Bangkok Bank Public Co., Ltd.010670019
Bank of America010120019
Bank of China011140014
Bank of Commerce010440016
Bank of Tokyo010460012
China Banking Corporation (China Bank)010100013
Chinatrust Bank Corp. (CTBC)010690015
Citibank Philippines010070017
Deutsche Bank010650013
Equicom Savings Bank010960017
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank (HSBC)010060014
JP Morgan Chase Bank010720011
KEB Hana Bank010710018
Maybank Philippines010220016
Mizuho Corporate Bank010640010
Philippine Trust Company (PhilTrust)010090039
Philippine Veterans Bank010330016
PS Bank010269996
Robinsons Bank011070016
Shinhan Bank011300016
Standard Chartered Bank010050011
Sterling Bank011190019
Sumitomo Mitsui Bank011280013
United Overseas Bank (UOB)010270341

What’s the Paypal Bank Code for my branch?

Various branches of banks, whether in Metro Manila or the provinces, all use the same Paypal Bank Code of the main bank.

For example, even if your BDO branch of account is in Davao or Cebu or anywhere in Luzon, Visayas, or Mindanao, you’ll have to use the BDO Paypal Bank Code which is 010530667.

Also, BPI and BPI Family Savings Bank use the same BPI Paypal Bank Code which is 010040018.

For your Metrobank bank account, regardless if your branch is located in Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, or Mindanao, the Paypal Bank Code to use for Metrobank accounts is 010269996.

If your bank is not on the list, it’s possible that Paypal still does not allow fund transfer to that bank — which unfortunately means you cannot withdraw funds to that bank account.

Should I use SWIFT Code or BIC or BRSTN?

The given Bank Codes are similar, but still different, from SWIFT Codes that are also used in wire transfer or money remittances.

SWIFT Codes, also known as BIC Number or Bank Identifier Code, are commonly used in money transfers or remittances from a foreign country to a bank account in the Philippines.

Other banks especially those in the United States, use Fedwire or ABA Routing Transit Number instead. Those in Europe, meanwhile, use IBAN (International Bank Account Number) for bank-to-bank money transfers.

Confused by these jargons? Yup, we understand. Before using any of these codes, just check (and double-check!) what you’re being asked to provide: Is it a SWIFT Code or Paypal Bank Code or IBAN or BRSTN?

Make sure you confirm what you need since using the wrong bank code could lead to a failure in money transfer! I used an incorrect Swift Code before to send money to a bank account in the Philippines and because of the wrong info I got from the internet, I had to pay $10.00 for the error in transaction!

If you’re looking for SWIFT Codes of Philippine banks, check out our comprehensive article on Official SWIFT Code of BDO, BPI, Metrobank, Philippine banks.

But if you’re looking for the bank code to be used to withdraw your Paypal funds, the list of Bank Codes above are the right codes to use.

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