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BIC/SWIFT codeformat
A BIC/SWIFT code is an 8- or 11-character identifier for banks, providing details about the institution's country, location, and branch.
Bank Code (4 letters):
Identifies the bank(Eg: "BARC" for Barclays, "HSBC" for HSBC)
Country Code (2 letters):
Identifies the bank’s country(Eg: "CA" for Canada, "GB" for the UK)
Location Code (2 letters or digits):
Identifies the city or region of the bank(Eg: "LX" for Luxembourg, "NY" for New York)
Branch Code (3 letters or digits — optional):
Identifies the specific branchIf missing, the SWIFT code has 8 characters instead of 11
AAAABank code
BBCountry code
YYLocation code
XXXBranch code
Example: SBININBB101 is the code for the State Bank of India's Mumbai branch.
"SBIN" is the bank code, "IN" is India, "BB" is Mumbai, and "101" specifies the branch location.
"SBIN" is the bank code, "IN" is India, "BB" is Mumbai, and "101" specifies the branch location.
A BIC/SWIFT code is an 8- or 11-character identifier for banks, providing details about the institution's country, location, and branch.
Bank Code (4 letters):
Identifies the bank(Eg: "BARC" for Barclays, "HSBC" for HSBC)
Country Code (2 letters):
Identifies the bank’s country(Eg: "CA" for Canada, "GB" for the UK)
Location Code (2 letters or digits):
Identifies the city or region of the bank(Eg: "LX" for Luxembourg, "NY" for New York)
Branch Code (3 letters or digits — optional):
Identifies the specific branchIf missing, the SWIFT code has 8 characters instead of 11
What is a BIC/SWIFT code?
Bank's unique ID for receiving international transfers
Identifies the bank and branch to ensure accurate routing of funds across borders
Consists of 8-11 characters
When to use a BIC/SWIFT code?
Use a BIC/SWIFT code for transferring money to another country
Required for wire transfers, like SEPA, between two different countries to ensure funds reach the right bank account
Example: As an exporter in Bangalore, share your bank account number and SWIFT code with your U.S. clients to receive payments.
Details needed for a SWIFT transfer
1. Recipient's DetailsThe name, address, and bank account number of the person receiving the payment
2. Bank DetailsThe name, address, and SWIFT code (or BIC) of the recipient's bank branch
3. Transfer InformationThe currency, amount being sent, and the purpose of the transfer
4. Personal IDIdentification for both the sender and recipient
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