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.
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.
| Bank | SWIFT / BIC | City | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDBXXX | Bonn | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB101 | Berlin | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB110 | Berlin | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB160 | Potsdam | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB210 | Kiel | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB212 | Neumünster | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB215 | Flensburg | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB217 | Husum | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB237 | Lübeck | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB240 | Lüneburg | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB253 | Alfeld (Leine) | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB254 | Hameln | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB257 | Celle | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB259 | Hildesheim | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB260 | Göttingen | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB262 | Einbeck | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB264 | Rinteln | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB265 | Osnabrück | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB267 | Nordhorn | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB268 | Goslar | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB269 | Wolfsburg | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB270 | Braunschweig | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB276 | Salzgitter | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB277 | Wolfenbüttel | DE | |
| Deutsche Bank | DEUTDEDB280 | Oldenburg (Oldb) | DE |
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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.
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.
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.
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 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.