Browse through this list of banks in Germany to find a bankleitzahl
| Bank Name | Branches |
|---|---|
| Commerzbank Fil Nettetal-Lobberich | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Fil Opladen | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Fil Osterath | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Fil. Herten-Westerholt | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Filiale Berlin 2 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Fürth Bayern | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 160 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 161 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 260 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 261 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 460 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 461 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 660 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 661 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 860 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf 861 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf BRS | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF COC | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF RME | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf ZCM | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Gf ZRK | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF-B48 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF-D48 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF-F48 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF-H48 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF-K48 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank GF-M48 | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Hof Saale | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank INT | 1 branch |
| Commerzbank Kempten Allgäu | 1 branch |
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Germany bank codes - Bankleitzahl 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.
