SWIFT Codes for banks in Germany - Page 117

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
5801SPARKASSE MILTENBERG-OBERNBURGMILTENBERGBYLADEM1MIL
5802SPARKASSE MINDEN-LUEBBECKEMINDENWELADED1MIN
5803SPARKASSE MITTELFRANKEN SUEDROTHBYLADEM1SRS
5804SPARKASSE MITTELHOLSTEIN AGBUEDELSDORFNOLADE21BDF
5805SPARKASSE MITTELHOLSTEIN AGRENDSBURGNOLADE21RDB
5806SPARKASSE MITTELHOLSTEIN AGRENDSBURGNOLADE21WEB
5807SPARKASSE MITTELMOSEL - EIFEL MOSEL HUNSRUECKCOCHEMMALADE51COC
5808SPARKASSE MITTELMOSEL EIFEL MOSEL HUNSRUECKBERNKASTEL-KUESMALADE51BKS
5809SPARKASSE MITTELSACHSENFREIBERGWELADED1FGX
5810SPARKASSE MITTELSACHSENMITTWEIDAWELADED1MTW
5811SPARKASSE MITTELTHUERINGENERFURTHELADEF1WEM
5812SPARKASSE MITTEN IM SAUERLANDMESCHEDEWELADED1FTR
5813SPARKASSE MITTEN IM SAUERLANDMESCHEDEWELADED1MES
5814SPARKASSE MITTEN IM SAUERLANDMESCHEDEWELADED1SMB
5815SPARKASSE MUELHEIM AN DER RUHRMUELHEIM AN DER RUHRSPMHDE3E
5816SPARKASSE MUENSTERLAND OSTMUENSTERWELADED1MST
5817SPARKASSE MUENSTERLAND OSTWARENDORFSPUODE31
5818SPARKASSE MUERITZWAREN (MUERITZ)NOLADE21WRN
5819SPARKASSE MULDENTALGRIMMASOLADES1GRM
5820SPARKASSE NECKARTAL-ODENWALDMOSBACHSOLADES1MOS
5821SPARKASSE NEU-ULM-ILLERTISSENNEU-ULMBYLADEM1NUL
5822SPARKASSE NEUBRANDENBURG-DEMMINNEUBRANDENBURGNOLADE21NBS
5823SPARKASSE NEUBURG-RAINNEUBURGBYLADEM1NEB
5824SPARKASSE NEUMARKT - PARSBERGNEUMARKT IN DER OBERPFALZBYLADEM1NMA
5825SPARKASSE NEUNKIRCHEN/SAARNEUNKIRCHENSALADE51NKS
5826SPARKASSE NEUSSNEUSSWELADEDN
5827SPARKASSE NEUWIEDNEUWIEDMALADE51NWD
5828SPARKASSE NIEDERBAYERN-MITTESTRAUBINGBYLADEM1SRG
5829SPARKASSE NIEDERLAUSITZSENFTENBERGWELADED1OSL
5830SPARKASSE NIENBURGNIENBURG (WESER)NOLADE21NIB
5831SPARKASSE NUERNBERGNUERNBERGSSKNDE77
5832SPARKASSE NUERNBERGNUERNBERGDOTATIONSKONTO 1SSKNDE77002
5833SPARKASSE NUERNBERGNUERNBERGLZB-KONTOSSKNDE77001
5834SPARKASSE OBERHESSENFRIEDBERGHELADEF1FRI
5835SPARKASSE OBERLANDGARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHENBYLADEM1GAP
5836SPARKASSE OBERLANDSCHONGAUBYLADEM1SOG
5837SPARKASSE OBERLANDWEILHEIM IN OBERBAYERNBYLADEM1WHM
5838SPARKASSE OBERLAUSITZ-NIEDERSCHLESIENZITTAUWELADED1GRL
5839SPARKASSE OBERPFALZ NORDWEIDEN IN DER OBERPFALZBYLADEM1WEN
5840SPARKASSE ODENWALDKREISERBACHHELADEF1ERB
5841SPARKASSE ODER-SPREEEISENHUETTENSTADTWELADED1LOS
5842SPARKASSE OFFENBURG/ORTENAULahr/SchwarzwaldSOLADES1LAR
5843SPARKASSE OFFENBURG/ORTENAUOFFENBURGSOLADES1OFG
5844SPARKASSE OLPE - DROLSHAGEN - WENDENOLPEWELADED1OPE
5845SPARKASSE OSNABRUECKOSNABRUECKNOLADE22
5846SPARKASSE OSTERODE AM HARZOSTERODE AM HARZNOLADE21HZB
5847SPARKASSE OSTERODE AM HARZOSTERODE AM HARZNOLADE21OHA
5848SPARKASSE OSTERODE AM HARZOSTERODE AM HARZNOLADE21SAC
5849SPARKASSE OSTPRIGNITZ-RUPPINNEURUPPINWELADED1OPR
5850SPARKASSE PADERBORNPADERBORNWELADED1PBN

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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