Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in China. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. The passive participant’s codes are excluded from the list.
| No | Bank | City | Branch | Swift Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1801 | HUA XIA BANK | JINING | (JINING BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ05H |
| 1802 | HUA XIA BANK | JINZHOU | (JINZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ12C |
| 1803 | HUA XIA BANK | KUNMING | (KUNMING BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ060 |
| 1804 | HUA XIA BANK | LANGFANG | (LANGFANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ08F |
| 1805 | HUA XIA BANK | LANZHOU | (LANZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ350 |
| 1806 | HUA XIA BANK | LIANYUNGANG | (LIANYUNGANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ01X |
| 1807 | HUA XIA BANK | LIAOCHENG | (LIAOCHENG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ05C |
| 1808 | HUA XIA BANK | LINYI | (LINYI BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ05F |
| 1809 | HUA XIA BANK | LISHUI | (LISHUI BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ02I |
| 1810 | HUA XIA BANK | LONGYAN | (LONGYAN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ20C |
| 1811 | HUA XIA BANK | MIANYANG | (MIANYANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ15A |
| 1812 | HUA XIA BANK | NANCHANG | (NANCHANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ300 |
| 1813 | HUA XIA BANK | NANJING | (NANJING BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ010 |
| 1814 | HUA XIA BANK | NANNING | (NANNING) | HXBKCNBJ240 |
| 1815 | HUA XIA BANK | NANTONG | (NANTONG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ01C |
| 1816 | HUA XIA BANK | NINGBO | (NINGBO BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ210 |
| 1817 | HUA XIA BANK | ORDOS | (ORDOS BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ19A |
| 1818 | HUA XIA BANK | QINGDAO | (QINGDAO BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ05A |
| 1819 | HUA XIA BANK | QUANZHOU | (QUANZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ20A |
| 1820 | HUA XIA BANK | QUZHOU | (QUZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ02H |
| 1821 | HUA XIA BANK | RIZHAO | (RIZHAO BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ05G |
| 1822 | HUA XIA BANK | SHANGHAI | (SHANGHAI BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ040 |
| 1823 | HUA XIA BANK | SHANGHAI | (SHANGHAI PILOT FREE TRADE ZONE BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ04A |
| 1824 | HUA XIA BANK | SHAOXING | (SHAOXING BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ230 |
| 1825 | HUA XIA BANK | SHENYANG | (SHEN YANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ120 |
| 1826 | HUA XIA BANK | SHENZHEN | (SHENZHEN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ070 |
| 1827 | HUA XIA BANK | SHIJIAZHUANG | (SHIJIAZHUANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ080 |
| 1828 | HUA XIA BANK | SUZHOU | (SUZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ011 |
| 1829 | HUA XIA BANK | TAI ZHOU | (TAIZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ02B |
| 1830 | HUA XIA BANK | TAIYUAN | (TAIYUAN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ090 |
| 1831 | HUA XIA BANK | TAIZHOU | (TAIZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ01G |
| 1832 | HUA XIA BANK | TANGSHAN | (TANGSHAN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ08B |
| 1833 | HUA XIA BANK | TIANJIN | (TIANJIN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ180 |
| 1834 | HUA XIA BANK | URUMQI | (UROMQI BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ170 |
| 1835 | HUA XIA BANK | WEIFANG | (WEIFANG) | HXBKCNBJ05D |
| 1836 | HUA XIA BANK | WENZHOU | (WENZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ021 |
| 1837 | HUA XIA BANK | WUHAN | (WUHAN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ140 |
| 1838 | HUA XIA BANK | WUHU | (WUHU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ22A |
| 1839 | HUA XIA BANK | WUXI | (WUXI BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ01W |
| 1840 | HUA XIA BANK | XI'AN | (XIAN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ160 |
| 1841 | HUA XIA BANK | XIAMEN | (HUAXIA BANK XIAMEN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ20B |
| 1842 | HUA XIA BANK | XIANGYANG | (XIANGYANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ14A |
| 1843 | HUA XIA BANK | XINING | (XINING BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ360 |
| 1844 | HUA XIA BANK | XUZHOU | (HUAXIA XUZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ01E |
| 1845 | HUA XIA BANK | YANCHENG | (YANCHENG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ01F |
| 1846 | HUA XIA BANK | YANGZHOU | (YANGZHOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ01H |
| 1847 | HUA XIA BANK | YANTAI | (YANTAI BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ05B |
| 1848 | HUA XIA BANK | YICHANG | (YICHANG BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ14B |
| 1849 | HUA XIA BANK | YINCHUAN | (YINCHUAN BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ320 |
| 1850 | HUA XIA BANK | YINGKOU | (YINGKOU BRANCH) | HXBKCNBJ12B |
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About Swift Code
Swift Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) and it is unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also used the codes for exchanging other messages between them.
The Swift code consists of 8 or 11 characters. When 8-digits code is given, it refers to the primary office. The registrations of Swift Codes are handled by Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) and their headquarters is located in La Hulpe, Belgium.
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