A BRSTN code is the Bank Routing Symbol Transit Number, and is the popular term for a bank identifier code (BIC) used among banks in the Philippines to transfer funds. It is a 9-digit code identifying your country, city, and bank. With this simple code, oDesk's bank can route funds to any registered bank in the Philippines. You will need to enter your bank's head office BRSTN code . We will use your account number and account holder information to route funds to your local branch. Subsidiary banks all use this same head office BRSTN code. Do not enter your local branch's BRSTN code — you will get an error. To find your BRSTN code, contact your bank and ask for the BRSTN code of their head office or parent bank. Or, see our list of head office BRSTN codes in the Philippines: Before you can withdraw or transfer your PAYPAL earnings to your bank account, Paypal will ask you for your banks 9-digit code Here is the list of banks accredited ...
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