SWIFT Codes for banks in France - Page 12

Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in France. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. Passive participants codes are excluded from the list.

IDBankCityBranchSWIFT Code
551BANQUE POPULAIRE DU SUDPERPIGNANCCBPFRPPPPG
552BANQUE POPULAIRE GRAND OUESTRENNESCCBPFRPP149
553BANQUE POPULAIRE GRAND OUESTRENNESCCBPFRPPNAN
554BANQUE POPULAIRE GRAND OUESTRENNESCCBPFRPPREN
555BANQUE POPULAIRE GRAND-OUESTRENNESCCBPFRPP219
556BANQUE POPULAIRE MEDITERRANEENICECCBPFRPPMAR
557BANQUE POPULAIRE OCCITANEBALMACCBPFRPPTLS
558BANQUE POPULAIRE RIVES DE PARISPARISCCBPFRPPMTG
559BANQUE POPULAIRE VAL DE FRANCEMONTIGNY-LE-BRETONNEUXCCBPFRPPVER
560BANQUE POUYANNEORTHEZPOUYFR21ESP
561BANQUE POUYANNEORTHEZPOUYFR21
562BANQUE POUYANNEORTHEZPM INTERNET BDFPOUYFR21FRA
563BANQUE PRIVEE EUROPEENNE SAPARISPREUFRP1
564BANQUE RICHELIEU FRANCEBRESTREANFR21
565BANQUE RICHELIEU FRANCEPARISRFGIFRP1
566BANQUE RICHELIEU FRANCEPARISKBLXFRPP
567BANQUE SAFRAPARISBSAFFRP1
568BANQUE SAINT OLIVE SALYONBSAOFR21
569BANQUE SBAPARISSBAAFRPPTGT
570BANQUE SBAPARISSBAAFRPP
571BANQUE SOCREDITPARISBASOFRP1
572BANQUE SOLFEA SOCIETE ANONYMEPARISBPETFRP1
573BANQUE SOLFEA SOCIETE ANONYMEPARISTARGET2BPETFRP1RTG
574BANQUE TARNEAUDLIMOGESTUGEFR21
575BANQUE WORMSER FRERES / BANQUE D'ESCOMPTEPARISESCBFRPP
576BANQUE WORMSER FRERES / BANQUE D'ESCOMPTEPARISBDF - TARGETESCBFRPPBDF
577BANQUES POPULAIRES COVERED BONDSPARISBPCBFRP1
578BANQUES POPULAIRES-GROUPE BPCEPARISCCBPFRPP
579BARCLAYS BANK IRELAND PLC PARISPARISBARCFRPP
580BARCLAYS BANK IRELAND PLC PARISPARISBARCFRPC
581BARCLAYS BANK PLC, FRENCH BRANCHPARISBPLCFRPP
582BASTIDE LE CONFORT MEDICAL S.A.CAISSARGUESBCFMFR22
583BATI LEASELILLEBAOIFR21
584BATI-LEASELILLEBTILFR21
585BATI-LEASELILLEBTILFR21CBI
586BATIFRANC SABESANCONBATFFR21
587BATIMAP SAMERIGNACBATMFRP1
588BATIMURMERIGNACBAUIFRP1
589BATIROC BRETAGNE - PAYS DE LOIRENANTESBAYLFR21
590BAUHECIE CONSULTINGPARISORCPFRP1
591BAYERISCHE LANDESBANK, SUCCURSALE DE PARISPARISBYLAFRP1
592BBM V-FLEXPARISMVAEFRP1
593BDF-GESTIONPARISBDFTFRP1
594BDL CAPITAL MANAGEMENTPARISBDLBFRP1
595BDL CAPITAL MANAGEMENTPARISBDCGFRP1
596BELSURESNESFBELFRPP
597BELIEVE S.A.PARISBEEVFRPP
598BEMO EUROPE BANQUE PRIVEEPARISBEMOFRPP
599BENETEAUSAINT-GILLES-CROIX-DE-VIEBNTOFR2S
600BETCLIC EVEREST GROUP S.A.S.PARISBEVGFRPP

Last Database Update : 26-JAN-2024

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About SWIFT Codes


SWIFT/BIC codes are used to identify specific banks and branches in international money transfers, making sure your money gets to the right place. These codes are used by banks to process international wire transfers and messages.

All SWIFT codes consist of 8 or 11 characters. An 11 digit code refers to a specific branch, while an 8 digit code (or one ending in 'XXX') refers to the bank's head office. SWIFT code registrations are handled by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT). The term SWIFT is often used interchangeably with BIC, which stands for Bank Identifier Code.

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