Your global bank code directory

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Find SWIFT codes, routing numbers and local branch codes. Start with a code or explore a bank directory.

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    40 bank code systems

    Local codes and global SWIFT directories

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    Bank codes, around the world.

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    Different countries use different banking identifiers. Our directories help you find the relevant bank and branch information in one place.

    1. 01
      Choose the right code system

      Use SWIFT / BIC for international bank identification, or your destination’s local banking code.

    2. 02
      Find the bank and branch

      Search by code or name. Match the results to the details your recipient provided.

    3. 03
      Confirm with your bank

      Directories are a starting point. Ask your bank to confirm the code and payment requirements.

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    A few things to know.

    Which bank code should I use?

    The code depends on the destination country and payment method. Check the requirements with the bank or payment provider handling your transfer.

    Are SWIFT codes and routing numbers the same?

    No. SWIFT / BIC identifies a bank internationally. A routing number is a domestic identifier used by particular national payment systems.

    Does finding a code confirm that a payment will succeed?

    No. A directory match does not confirm an account, payment eligibility or current bank instructions. Confirm the recipient details with your bank before transferring money.