🔍 SWIFT/BIC Code Lookup
Find SWIFT/BIC codes for international bank transfers. Select a country to view bank codes.
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What is a SWIFT/BIC code?
A SWIFT/BIC code is an 8-11 character identifier for banks used in international wire transfers. Format: BANK CODE (4) + COUNTRY (2) + LOCATION (2) + BRANCH (3 optional).
A SWIFT/BIC code is an 8-11 character identifier for banks used in international wire transfers. Format: BANK CODE (4) + COUNTRY (2) + LOCATION (2) + BRANCH (3 optional).
When do I need it?
You need a SWIFT/BIC code when sending international wire transfers, receiving money from abroad, or setting up international direct debits.
You need a SWIFT/BIC code when sending international wire transfers, receiving money from abroad, or setting up international direct debits.
United Kingdom
GBP · GB
NWBKGB2L
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Germany
EUR · DE
DEUTDEDB
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France
EUR · FR
BNPAFRPP
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United States
USD · US
CHASUS33
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Spain
EUR · ES
BSCHESBB
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Italy
EUR · IT
UNCRITMM
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Netherlands
EUR · NL
ABNANL2A
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Switzerland
CHF · CH
UBSWCHZH
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Canada
CAD · CA
ROYCCAT2
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Australia
AUD · AU
ANZBAU3M
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United Arab Emirates
AED · AE
ADCBAEAA
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Singapore
SGD · SG
DBSSSGSG
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Japan
JPY · JP
BOTKJPJT
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Hong Kong
HKD · HK
HSBCHKHH
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Turkey
TRY · TR
AKBKTRIS
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About SWIFT/BIC Codes
Structure
NWBK GB 2L XXX
- NWBK — Bank code (NatWest)
- GB — Country code (United Kingdom)
- 2L — Location code (London)
- XXX — Branch code (optional)
Key Facts
- ✅ Used in 200+ countries worldwide
- ✅ 11,000+ financial institutions
- ✅ Required for international wires (IBAN countries)
- ✅ 8 characters (standard) or 11 (with branch)
- ✅ Same as BIC (Bank Identifier Code)
- ✅ Managed by SWIFT (Brussels, Belgium)