Bankleitzahl (BLZ) 86070024 - Deutsche Bank

Bankleitzahl (BLZ code) is a numerical code used to identify financial institution branches in Germany. When sending money abroad, the 8 digits code is part of the IBAN.

Deutsche Bank branches

Below is a list with all Deutsche Bank branches having the bank code (BLZ) 86070024.

BLZ Bank City ZIP PAN
86070024 Deutsche Bank Altenburg 4581 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Aschersleben 6449 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Bernburg (Saale) 6395 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Bitterfeld-Wolfen 6732 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Borna 4541 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Delitzsch 4509 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Dessau-Roßlau 6813 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Döbeln 4720 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Eilenburg 4838 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Grimma 4661 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Halle (Saale) 6004 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Hettstedt 6333 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Köthen (Anhalt) 6353 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Leipzig 4083 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Lutherstadt Eisleben 6295 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Lutherstadt Wittenberg 6873 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Markkleeberg 4416 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Merseburg 6202 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Naumburg (Saale) 6604 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Oschatz 4758 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Quedlinburg 6484 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Sangerhausen 6511 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Schkeuditz 4435 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Taucha 4425 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Torgau 4851 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Weißenfels 6652 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Wurzen 4801 21706
86070024 Deutsche Bank Zeitz 6691 21706

BLZ code format

All BLZ codes follow the same format in which each of the 8 digits conveys a piece of information to help the bank payment land in the correct account. The format used is as follows:

ABBCDDDD

  • In this format the digit A tells you the geographic clearing area the bank account is held in.
  • The 2 digits which follow - BB - show the bank's more specific location.
  • Next comes C which shows the banking group - the type of banking institution the account is held in.
  • Finally we have the 4 digit DDDD segment which gives specific information about the individual branch which holds the account.

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Deutsche Bank Bankleitzahl (BLZ) FAQs

What is a German bank number (Bankleitzahl/BLZ)?

A Bankleitzahl - often shortened to BLZ - is an 8 digit code used when sending money from one bank to another within Germany. It’s the equivalent to a sort code in the UK, or a routing code in the US, and helps make sure bank to bank payments arrive swiftly and safely.

These days both international and domestic payments within Germany are made using an IBAN - international bank account number - which includes the BLZ code and account number, as well as other important information to guide the transfer.

How to find a bank number in Germany?

If you need to find the BLZ code for a recipient within Germany, you can do so easily using our Bankleitzahl search tool. Simply enter the city the recipient account is held in, and you’ll be shown a list of all the banks in that city along with their BLZ codes.

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