SWIFT Codes for banks in Germany - Page 116

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
5751SPARKASSE HOCHSCHWARZWALDTITISEE-NEUSTADTSOLADES1HSW
5752SPARKASSE HOHENLOHEKREISKUENZELSAUSOLADES1KUN
5753SPARKASSE HOLSTEINBAD OLDESLOENOLADE21HOL
5754SPARKASSE IM KREIS HERFORDHERFORDWLAHDE44
5755SPARKASSE IM LANDKREIS CHAMCHAMBYLADEM1CHM
5756SPARKASSE IM LANDKREIS NEUSTADT - BAD WINDSHEIMNEUSTADT AN DER AISCHBYLADEM1NEA
5757SPARKASSE IM LANDKREIS SCHWANDORFSCHWANDORFBYLADEM1SAD
5758SPARKASSE INGOLSTADT EICHSTAETTEICHSTAETTBYLADEM1EIS
5759SPARKASSE INGOLSTADT EICHSTAETTINGOLSTADTBYLADEM1ING
5760SPARKASSE JENA-SAALE-HOLZLANDJENAHELADEF1JEN
5761SPARKASSE JERICHOWER LANDBURG BEI MAGDEBURGNOLADE21JEL
5762SPARKASSE KAISERSLAUTERNKAISERSLAUTERNMALADE51KLK
5763SPARKASSE KAISERSLAUTERNKAISERSLAUTERNMALADE51KLS
5764SPARKASSE KARLSRUHEKARLSRUHEKARSDE66
5765SPARKASSE KARLSRUHE ETTLINGENETTLINGENSOLADES1ETT
5766SPARKASSE KIERSPE-MEINERZHAGENKIERSPEWELADED1KMZ
5767SPARKASSE KINZIGTALHASLACH IM KINZIGTALSOLADES1GEB
5768SPARKASSE KINZIGTALHASLACH IM KINZIGTALSOLADES1HAL
5769SPARKASSE KOBLENZKOBLENZMALADE51KOB
5770SPARKASSE KOELNBONN (FORMER STADTSPARKASSE KOELN)KOELNCOLSDE33
5771SPARKASSE KOELNBONN (FORMER STADTSPARKASSE KOELN)KOELNCOLSDE31DOT
5772SPARKASSE KOELNBONN (FORMER STADTSPARKASSE KOELN)KOELNCOLSDE33084
5773SPARKASSE KOELNBONN (FORMER STADTSPARKASSE KOELN)KOELNCOLSDE33232
5774SPARKASSE KOELNBONN (FORMER STADTSPARKASSE KOELN)KOELNFILIALE BONNCOLSDE33BON
5775SPARKASSE KRAICHGAU BRUCHSAL-BRETTEN-SINSHEIMBRUCHSALHEAD OFFICE AND ALL BRANCHESBRUSDE66
5776SPARKASSE KREFELD - ZWECKVERBANDSSPARKASSE DER STADT KREFELD UND DES KREISES VIERSEN -KREFELDSPKRDE33
5777SPARKASSE KULMBACH-KRONACHKULMBACHBYLADEM1KUB
5778SPARKASSE LANDSBERG-DIESSENLANDSBERG AM LECHBYLADEM1LLD
5779SPARKASSE LANDSHUTLANDSHUTBYLADEM1LAH
5780SPARKASSE LANGEN-SELIGENSTADTSELIGENSTADTHELADEF1SLS
5781SPARKASSE LAUBACH - HUNGENLAUBACHHELADEF1LAU
5782SPARKASSE LEERWITTMUNDLEER (OSTFRIESLAND)BRLADE21LER
5783SPARKASSE LEERWITTMUND (FORMERLY KREISSPARKASSE WITTMUND)WITTMUNDBRLADE21WTM
5784SPARKASSE LEMGOLEMGOWELADED1LEM
5785SPARKASSE LEVERKUSENLEVERKUSENWELADEDL
5786SPARKASSE LEVERKUSENLEVERKUSENHEAD OFFICEWELADEDLLEV
5787SPARKASSE LOERRACH-RHEINFELDENLOERRACHSKLODE66
5788SPARKASSE LUENEBURGLUENEBURGNOLADE21LBG
5789SPARKASSE MAERKISCH-ODERLANDSTRAUSBERGWELADED1MOL
5790SPARKASSE MAINFRANKEN WUERZBURGWUERZBURGBYLADEM1SWU
5791SPARKASSE MAINZMAINZMALADE51MNZ
5792SPARKASSE MANSFELD SUEDHARZLUTHERSTADT EISLEBENNOLADE21EIL
5793SPARKASSE MARBURG-BIEDENKOPFMARBURGHELADEF1MAR
5794SPARKASSE MARKGRAEFLERLANDWEILSOLADES1MGL
5795SPARKASSE MECKLENBURG-NORDWESTWISMARNOLADE21WIS
5796SPARKASSE MECKLENBURG-SCHWERINHAGENOWNOLADE21LWL
5797SPARKASSE MECKLENBURG-SCHWERINSCHWERINNOLADE21SNS
5798SPARKASSE MECKLENBURG-STRELITZNEUSTRELITZNOLADE21MST
5799SPARKASSE MEISSENMEISSENSOLADES1MEI
5800SPARKASSE MERZIG-WADERNMERZIGMERZDE55

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.

The tools here are provided for informational purposes only. Whilst every effort is made to provide accurate data, users must acknowledge that this website accepts no liability whatsoever with respect to its accuracy. Only your bank can confirm the correct bank account information. If you are making an important or time-critical payment, we recommend you contact your bank first.

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