SWIFT Codes for banks in Germany - Page 113

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

IDBankCityBranchSWIFT Code
5601SPARDA-BANK WEST EGMUENSTERGENODEF1S08
5602SPARDA-BANK WEST EGWUPPERTALGENODED1SPW
5603SPARKASSE AACHENAACHENAACSDE33
5604SPARKASSE AACHENAACHENDOTATION ACCAACSDE33DOT
5605SPARKASSE AICHACH - SCHROBENHAUSENAICHACHSPARKASSE AICHACH - SCHROBENHAUSENBYLADEM1AIC
5606SPARKASSE AICHACH - SCHROBENHAUSEN (ALT)AICHACHSPARKASSE AICHACH - SCHROBENHAUSENBYLADEM1SSH
5607SPARKASSE ALLGAEUKAUFBEURENSPARKASSE ALLGAEUBYLADEM1KFB
5608SPARKASSE ALLGAEUKEMPTENBYLADEM1ALG
5609SPARKASSE ALTENBURGER LANDALTENBURGHELADEF1ALT
5610SPARKASSE ALTMARK WESTSALZWEDELNOLADE21SAW
5611SPARKASSE ALTOETTING-MUEHLDORFMUEHLDORF AM INNBYLADEM1MDF
5612SPARKASSE AM NIEDERRHEIN (FORMERLY SPARKASSE MOERS)MOERSWELADED1MOR
5613SPARKASSE AM NIEDERRHEIN (FORMERLY SPARKASSE NEUKIRCHEN-VLUYNMOERSWELADED1NVL
5614SPARKASSE AM NIEDERRHEIN (FORMERLY SPARKASSE RHEINBERG)MOERSWELADED1RHB
5615SPARKASSE AMBERG-SULZBACHAMBERGBYLADEM1ABG
5616SPARKASSE AN DER LIPPELUENENWELADED1LUN
5617SPARKASSE AN DER LIPPELUENENWELADED1WRN
5618SPARKASSE AN ENNEPE UND RUHR - FORMERLY SPARKASSE ENNEPETAL-BRECKERFELDGEVELSBERGWELADED1ENE
5619SPARKASSE AN ENNEPE UND RUHR - FORMERLY SPARKASSE GEVELSBERG-WETTERGEVELSBERGWELADED1GEV
5620SPARKASSE AN ENNEPE UND RUHR - FORMERLY STADTSPARKASSE WETTER (RUHR)GEVELSBERGWELADED1WET
5621SPARKASSE AN VOLME UND RUHRHAGENWELADE3H
5622SPARKASSE AN VOLME UND RUHRHAGENSPARKASSE AN VOLME UND RUHRWELADE3H450
5623SPARKASSE AN VOLME UND RUHR (FORMALY SK HERDECKE)HERDECKEWELADED1HER
5624SPARKASSE AN VOLME UND RUHR (FORMALY SK LUEDENSCHEID)HAGENWELADED1LSD
5625SPARKASSE ANSBACHANSBACHBYLADEM1ANS
5626SPARKASSE ANSBACHANSBACHBYLADEM1DKB
5627SPARKASSE ANSBACHANSBACHBYLADEM1ROT
5628SPARKASSE ARNSBERG - SUNDERNARNSBERGWELADED1ARN
5629SPARKASSE ARNSTADT-ILMENAUILMENAUHELADEF1ILK
5630SPARKASSE ASCHAFFENBURG - ALZENAUASCHAFFENBURGBYLADEM1ASA
5631SPARKASSE ATTENDORN LENNESTADT KIRCHHUNDEMATTENDORNWELADED1ALK
5632SPARKASSE AURICH-NORDENNORDENBRLADE21ANO
5633SPARKASSE BAD HERSFELD-ROTENBURGBAD HERSFELDHELADEF1HER
5634SPARKASSE BAD KISSINGENBAD KISSINGENBYLADEM1KIS
5635SPARKASSE BAD NEUSTADTBad Neustadt an der SaaleBYLADEM1NES
5636SPARKASSE BAD OEYNHAUSEN - PORTA WESTFALICABAD OEYNHAUSENWELADED1PWF
5637SPARKASSE BAD OEYNHAUSEN-PORTA WESTFALICABAD OEYNHAUSENWELADED1OEH
5638SPARKASSE BAD TOELZ-WOLFRATSHAUSENBAD TOELZBYLADEM1WOR
5639SPARKASSE BADEN-BADEN GAGGENAUBADEN-BADENSOLADES1BAD
5640SPARKASSE BAMBERGBAMBERGBYLADEM1SKB
5641SPARKASSE BARNIMEBERSWALDEWELADED1GZE
5642SPARKASSE BATTENBERGBATTENBERG (EDER)HELADEF1BAT
5643SPARKASSE BAYREUTHBAYREUTHBYLADEM1SBT
5644SPARKASSE BECKUM - WADERSLOHBECKUMWELADED1BEK
5645SPARKASSE BENSHEIMBENSHEIMHELADEF1BEN
5646SPARKASSE BERCHTESGADENER LANDBAD REICHENHALLBYLADEM1BGL
5647SPARKASSE BERGKAMEN - BOENENBERGKAMENWELADED1BGK
5648SPARKASSE BERGKAMEN-BONENBOENENSPBMDE31
5649SPARKASSE BIELEFELDBIELEFELDSPBIDE3B
5650SPARKASSE BIELEFELDBIELEFELDDOTATIONSKONTOSPBIDE3BDOT

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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