SWIFT Code Search
SWIFT Code Search: International Bank Codes
Find SWIFT/BIC Codes for International Wire Transfers | 394+ Banks
Popular Indian Banks SWIFT Codes
STATE BANK OF INDIA
SBININBB741
City: ADALAJ
Branch: (TRIMANDIR BRANCH,ADALAJ)
AXIS BANK LIMITED
AXISINBB276
City: AGARTALA
Branch: (AGARTALA)
BANK OF INDIA
BKIDINBBAGB
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA MCB)
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK
PUNBINBBASC
City: AGRA
Branch: (INTERNATIONAL BANKING BRANCH)
CANARA BANK
CNRBINBBAOB
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA OVERSEAS BRANCH)
BANK OF BARODA
BARBINBBAGR
City: AGRA
Branch: (INTL. BUSINESS BR.)
SYNDICATE BANK
SYNBINBB157
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA BRANCH)
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK
IOBAINBB266
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA BRANCH)
CORPORATION BANK
CORPINBB489
City: AHMEDABAD
Branch: (INDUSTRIAL FINANCE BRANCH AHMEDABAD)
UNION BANK OF INDIA
UBININBBDBA
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA (MAIN) BRANCH)
INDIAN BANK
IDIBINBBAHM
City: AHMEDABAD
Branch: (AHMEDABAD MAIN BRANCH)
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE
ORBCINBBFRZ
City: AGRA
Branch: (FIROZABAD AGRA)
IDBI BANK LIMITED
IBKLINBBD18
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA)
FEDERAL BANK LIMITED, THE
FDRLINBBAGR
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA)
AXIS BANK LTD(FORMERLY UTI BANK LTD)
UTIBINB1086
City: AGRA
Branch: (AGRA BRANCH)
Complete Guide to SWIFT Code
SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) code, also known as BIC (Bank Identifier Code), is a unique identification code for banks worldwide. It's used for international wire transfers and messaging between financial institutions.
SWIFT Code Structure
- First 4 Characters (HDFC): Bank Code (identifies the bank)
- Next 2 Characters (IN): Country Code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2)
- Next 2 Characters (BB): Location Code (city/location)
- Last 3 Characters (XXX): Branch Code (optional, 'XXX' for head office)
When You Need SWIFT Code
- Receiving International Transfers: Share your bank's SWIFT code with the sender
- Sending Money Abroad: You need the recipient's bank SWIFT code
- Foreign Currency Transactions: Required for forex dealings
- NRI Account Transfers: NRIs need SWIFT code for transfers to India
SWIFT vs IFSC Code
| Feature | SWIFT Code | IFSC Code |
|---|---|---|
| Use | International Transfers | Domestic Transfers (India) |
| Length | 8 or 11 characters | 11 characters |
| Coverage | Worldwide | India Only |
| Transfers | International Wire | NEFT, RTGS, IMPS |
Always verify the SWIFT code with your bank before making international transfers. Wrong SWIFT code can result in failed transactions or money being sent to the wrong bank. Contact your bank's forex department for accurate SWIFT codes.
SWIFT Code Search - Find International Bank Codes
Our SWIFT Code Search tool helps you find SWIFT/BIC codes for international wire transfers. Whether you're receiving money from abroad or sending money overseas, you'll need the correct SWIFT code for the bank. We cover 4,272+ SWIFT codes across 394+ banks.
How to Use SWIFT Code Finder
Search for SWIFT codes in two ways:
- By Bank Name: Enter the bank name to find its SWIFT code
- By SWIFT Code: Verify a SWIFT code to find the bank details
Why SWIFT Code is Important
SWIFT code is essential for international money transfers. It ensures your money reaches the correct bank anywhere in the world. Every international wire transfer requires the recipient's bank SWIFT code along with their account number.
Frequently Asked Questions about SWIFT Code
Find answers to common questions about swift search. These FAQs are designed to help you understand key concepts and make informed decisions.
1. What is SWIFT code?
SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) code, also known as BIC (Bank Identifier Code), is a unique identification code for banks worldwide used for international wire transfers.
2. How many characters are in SWIFT code?
SWIFT code can be 8 or 11 characters: 4 letters for bank code, 2 letters for country code, 2 letters/digits for location code, and optional 3 letters/digits for branch code.
3. When do I need SWIFT code?
You need SWIFT code when receiving international wire transfers from abroad, sending money overseas, or for foreign currency transactions. NRIs also need it for transfers to Indian banks.
4. What is the difference between SWIFT and IFSC code?
SWIFT code is used for international transfers and is recognized worldwide, while IFSC code is used only for domestic transfers within India (NEFT, RTGS, IMPS).
5. Is SWIFT code same as BIC code?
Yes, SWIFT code and BIC (Bank Identifier Code) are the same thing. They are used interchangeably in banking and financial communications.
6. Can I find SWIFT code on my bank passbook?
Some banks print SWIFT code on passbooks, but not all. You can find it on your bank's website, by calling customer care, or visiting your branch. Most banks have dedicated SWIFT code lookup pages.
7. What happens if I use wrong SWIFT code?
Using wrong SWIFT code can result in failed transactions or money being sent to wrong bank. Always verify SWIFT code with your bank before making international transfers.
This SWIFT code search tool is for informational purposes only. SWIFT codes may change or vary by branch. We strongly recommend verifying the SWIFT code with your bank before making international transfers. TaxGST.in is not responsible for any errors or transaction failures.
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