Enter a SWIFT code to check if it is correct and to see which bank it belongs to.
Enter a SWIFT/BIC to check it's correct and to find out which bank it belongs to.
Bank International Code (SWIFT Code) is a bank identification code proposed by the SWIFT Association and adopted by the ISO, where the member banks of the Association have their own specific SWIFT code. In the case of wire transfers, the remitter sends a payment message in accordance with the SWIFT CODE of the payee bank, and the money can be remitted to the payee bank. This number is equivalent to the ID number of each bank.
Every bank applying for membership in the SWIFT organization must be in accordance with the uniform principles of the SWIFT organization in advance, the development of the bank's SWIFT address code, approved by the SWIFT organization after the official entry into force of the BIC (Bank Identifier Code) by the computer can be automatically read by the eight or eleven letters of the English alphabet or Arabic numerals, used in the SWIFT The BIC (Bank Identifier Code) consists of eight or eleven alphanumeric characters or Arabic numerals that can be read automatically by a computer and is used in SWIFT messages to clearly distinguish between different financial institutions involved in financial transactions.
To check the SWIFT code of a particular bank, the recommended way is: