What is another word for sort code?
Pronunciation: [sˈɔːt kˈə͡ʊd] (IPA) 
A "sort code" is a unique code assigned to each bank and branch in the UK, used to identify transactions such as direct debits and online payments. Synonyms for sort code are routing number or transit number, which are commonly used in other countries such as the US and Canada. The term "BIC" or "SWIFT code" may also be used, which are international bank codes used for cross-border payments. In Australia, the equivalent of a sort code is a BSB number. Regardless of the term used, a bank's identification code is crucial for the accurate and secure processing of financial transactions.
