Caution

If you receive any calls (except from BoB Contact Center when you have lodged a concern with them +975 2 349903), SMS and Email asking for personal details such as Account number or ATM Card number, please do not share. Bank of Bhutan will never ask for personal details of clients. It’s all spam.

INWARD REMITTANCE

To remit funds from India to Bhutan, please provide the following details:

1From Axis Bank
Beneficiary Bank: Bank of Bhutan Ltd.
Beneficiary Bank’s Account No.: 035010200003460
IFSC – UTIB0000035
Beneficiary Name: …………………………………
Beneficiary Account No.: …………………………………
Bank of Bhutan Branch Name: ………………………………
2From State Bank of India
Beneficiary Bank: Bank of Bhutan Ltd.
Beneficiary Bank’s Account No.: 11128915571
IFSC – SBIN0001447
Beneficiary Name: …………………………………
Beneficiary Account No.: …………………………………
Bank of Bhutan Branch Name: …………………………………
3From HDFC Bank
Beneficiary Bank: Bank of Bhutan Ltd.
Beneficiary Bank’s Account No.: 01510390000023
IFSC – HDFC0000151
Beneficiary Name: …………………………………
Beneficiary Account No.: …………………………………
Bank of Bhutan Branch Name: ………………………………
4From Standard Chartered Bank
Beneficiary Bank: Bank of Bhutan Ltd.
Beneficiary Bank’s Account No.: 32205019386
IFSC – SCBL0036002
Beneficiary Name: …………………………………
Beneficiary Account No.: …………………………………
Bank of Bhutan Branch Name: ……………………………….
5From IDFC First Bank
Beneficiary Bank: Bank of Bhutan Ltd.
Beneficiary Bank’s Account No.: 10500014908
IFSC – IDFB0040101
Beneficiary Name: …………………………………
Beneficiary Account No.: …………………………………
Bank of Bhutan Branch Name: ……………………………….

NOTE: INR Remittance Claim Form (CLICK HERE to download the Form).

A Remittance Claim Form is required when funds are directly deposited into Bank of Bhutan’s account in India without using the standard INR remittance process through a bank branch.
To avoid delays, remitters should ensure that the beneficiary’s name and account number are clearly mentioned in the transaction remarks/description field.

  • If the beneficiary details are available in the transaction record, the funds will be credited to the beneficiary account on the next working day, and no claim form is required.
  • If the beneficiary details are missing, Bank of Bhutan will be unable to identify the intended beneficiary, and a Remittance Claim Form will be required before the funds can be processed.

To ensure timely processing, please use the standard INR remittance channel as mentioned in the table above or clearly provide the beneficiary’s name and account number when making a direct deposit in our account. 

SWIFT Code is BHUBBTBT

OUTWARD REMITTANCE

The outward remittances can also be transferred to any part of the world via SWIFT. We remit funds for business, medical, allowances, studies, Imports etc.

All remittances must first be routed through the BTFN system. Once submitted, you will need to visit your selected branch to complete the required bank form. For details on the BTFN process, CLICK HERE

INR rupee can be remitted through RTGS. BoBL remit RTGS through following Correspondent Banks in India.

1State Bank of India (SBI), Hasimara
Account No.: 11128915571
IFSC – SBIN0001447
2Axis Bank, Siliguri
Account No.: 035010200003460
IFSC – UTIB0000035
3HDFC Bank, Siliguri
Account No.: 01510390000023
IFSC – HDFC0000151
4Standard Chartered Bank, Kolkata
Account No.: 32205019386
IFSC – SCBL0036002