SWIFT Codes for banks in Germany - Page 115

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
5701SPARKASSE FREYUNG - GRAFENAUFREYUNGBYLADEM1FRG
5702SPARKASSE FUERSTENFELDBRUCKFUERSTENFELDBRUCKBYLADEM1FFB
5703SPARKASSE FUERTHFUERTHBYLADEM1SFU
5704SPARKASSE FULDAFULDAHELADEF1FDS
5705SPARKASSE GERA-GREIZGERAHELADEF1GER
5706SPARKASSE GERMERSHEIM - KANDELKANDELMALADE51KAD
5707SPARKASSE GESEKEGESEKEWELADED1GES
5708SPARKASSE GIESSENGIESSENSKGIDE5F
5709SPARKASSE GIESSENGIESSENSKGIDE5F500
5710SPARKASSE GIESSENGIESSENKONTENVERLAGERUNG BUBASKGIDE5F513
5711SPARKASSE GIESSENGIESSENKONTENVERLAGERUNG BUBASKGIDE5FKTO
5712SPARKASSE GOETTINGENGOETTINGENNOLADE21GOE
5713SPARKASSE GOETTINGENGOETTINGENNOLADE21HMU
5714SPARKASSE GRONAUGRONAUWELADED1GRO
5715SPARKASSE GRUENBERGGRUENBERGHELADEF1GRU
5716SPARKASSE GUENZBURG-KRUMBACHGUENZBURGBYLADEM1GZK
5717SPARKASSE GUETERSLOH-RIETBERG (FORMER SPK RIETBERG)GUETERSLOHWELADED1RTG
5718SPARKASSE GUETERSLOH-RIETBERG-VERSMOLDGUETERSLOHWELADED1GTL
5719SPARKASSE GUETERSLOH-RIETBERG-VERSMOLDVERSMOLDWELADED1VSM
5720SPARKASSE GUMMERSBACH (FORMERLY SK DER HOMBURGISCHGEMEINDENGUMMERSBACHWELADED1WIE
5721SPARKASSE GUMMERSBACH (FORMERLY SPARKASSE GUMMERSBACH-BERGNEUSTADTGUMMERSBACHWELADED1GMB
5722SPARKASSE HAMELN-WESERBERGLANDHAMELNNOLADE21HMS
5723SPARKASSE HAMELN-WESERBERGLANDHAMELNNOLADE21SWB
5724SPARKASSE HAMMHAMMWELADED1HAM
5725SPARKASSE HANAUHANAUHELADEF1HAN
5726SPARKASSE HANAUERLANDKEHLSOLADES1KEL
5727SPARKASSE HANNOVERHANNOVERKRHADE21
5728SPARKASSE HANNOVERHANNOVERSPKHDE2H
5729SPARKASSE HANNOVERHANNOVERT2SSPKHDE2H001
5730SPARKASSE HARBURG-BUXTEHUDEHAMBURGNOLADE21HAM
5731SPARKASSE HATTINGENHATTINGENWELADED1HTG
5732SPARKASSE HEGAU-BODENSEESINGEN (HOHENTWIEL)SOLADES1SNG
5733SPARKASSE HEGAU-BODENSEESTOCKACHSOLADES1STO
5734SPARKASSE HEIDELBERGHEIDELBERGSOLADES1HDB
5735SPARKASSE HEIDELBERGHOCKENHEIMSOLADES1HOC
5736SPARKASSE HELLWEG-LIPPELIPPSTADTWELADED1SOS
5737SPARKASSE HELLWEG-LIPPE - FORMERLY SK LIPPSTADTLIPPSTADTWELADED1LIP
5738SPARKASSE HENNEFHENNEFWELADED1HEN
5739SPARKASSE HILDEN-RATINGEN-VELBERTVELBERTWELADED1VEL
5740SPARKASSE HILDESHEIM GOSLAR PEINEHILDESHEIMNOLADE21CLZ
5741SPARKASSE HILDESHEIM GOSLAR PEINEHILDESHEIMNOLADE21GSL
5742SPARKASSE HILDESHEIM GOSLAR PEINEHILDESHEIMNOLADE21HIK
5743SPARKASSE HILDESHEIM GOSLAR PEINEHILDESHEIMNOLADE21HIS
5744SPARKASSE HILDESHEIM GOSLAR PEINEHILDESHEIMNOLADE21PEI
5745SPARKASSE HILDESHEIM GOSLAR PEINESALZGITTERNOLADE21SZG
5746SPARKASSE HOCHFRANKENHOFBYLADEM1HOF
5747SPARKASSE HOCHFRANKEN (ALT)SELBBYLADEM1FIG
5748SPARKASSE HOCHRHEINWALDSHUT-TIENGENSKHRDE6W
5749SPARKASSE HOCHSAUERLANDBRILONWELADED1HSL
5750SPARKASSE HOCHSAUERLAND - BESTWIGBESTWIGWELADED1BST

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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