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A SWIFT/BIC code is a bank identifier used for international payments. It helps identify the bank or financial institution involved in a cross-border transfer.
A SWIFT/BIC code usually contains 8 or 11 characters. It can include a bank code, country code, location code, and an optional branch code.
This site provides a reference directory to make lookup easier. Bank details can change, so you should always confirm the correct code with your bank before sending money.
SWIFT/BIC code information is provided for reference only. Always confirm the correct code with your bank or financial institution before making an international transfer.
A SWIFT/BIC code identifies a bank or financial institution for international payments.
Yes. In most cases, SWIFT code and BIC code refer to the same bank identifier.
Yes. Always confirm the SWIFT/BIC code with your bank or the payment recipient before sending money.
XXX usually refers to the main branch or primary office of the bank.