SWIFT code
International transfer address
A SWIFT code is an 8- to 11-character identifier that routes international bank transfers to the correct financial institution.
SWIFT stands for Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, the network that handles cross-border payments.
When wiring money internationally, you'll need the recipient bank's SWIFT code along with the account number: What's your bank's SWIFT code?
Also called a BIC (Bank Identifier Code).
- BICFinancial institution identifier
- bankPlace holding deposits
- financial institutionCompany managing money services
- bank accountFinancial storage for funds
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Unique client identifier digits
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