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SWIFT code lookup

Find a bank's SWIFT/BIC code by name or code across 12,857 bank records, decode what each part of a BIC means, and see whether a European bank supports SEPA Instant and Verification of Payee.

DEUTDE2H is a well-formed BIC

DEUTBank code
DECountry
2HLocation
XXXHead office

SWIFT codes for “DEUTDE2H”

BankSWIFT / BICCityCountry
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2HXXX Hannover DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H240 Lüneburg DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H251 Holzminden DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H253 Alfeld (Leine) DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H254 Hameln DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H256 Nienburg (Weser) DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H257 Celle DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H258 Soltau DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H259 Hildesheim DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H260 Göttingen DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H262 Einbeck DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H264 Rinteln DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H265 Stadthagen DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H268 Goslar DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H269 Wolfsburg DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H270 Braunschweig DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H271 Gifhorn DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H272 Bad Harzburg DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H273 Helmstedt DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H274 Osterode am Harz DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H275 Peine DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H276 Salzgitter DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H277 Wolfenbüttel DE
Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2H279 Bad Sachsa DE
Postbank/DSL Ndl der Deutsche Bank DEUTDE2HP22 Lüneburg DE

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How a SWIFT code is built

A SWIFT code (BIC) has 8 or 11 characters: AAAA bank code, BB ISO country code, CC location code and an optional DDD branch code. XXX or an 8-character code points to the head office. A 0 as the eighth character marks a test BIC.

What is a SWIFT code?

A SWIFT code, also called a BIC, identifies a bank in international payments. It has 8 or 11 characters: a 4-letter bank code, a 2-letter country code, a 2-character location code and an optional 3-character branch code.

What does XXX at the end of a SWIFT code mean?

XXX is the branch part of an 11-character BIC and points to the head office. An 8-character BIC refers to the same head office.

Is a SWIFT code enough to send money to an account?

No. The SWIFT code identifies the bank only. Transfers also need the recipient account number or IBAN, and a correct SWIFT code does not prove that an account exists.

Bank SWIFT code pages

Bank records come from a licensed bank directory mirror and the EPC participant registers. A SWIFT code identifies a bank, not an account, and is not proof that an account exists.

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