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Banking - UK - Ireland.
A sort code is a 6-digit reference number, used to identify a bank and branch.
They are usually expressed in 3 pairs of digits, for example 12-34-45.
In conjunction with the individual number of a bank account, they are designed to uniquely identify individual bank accounts.
