SWIFT Codes for banks in Germany - Page 83

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
4101KOMMUNALKREDIT AUSTRIA AG DEUTSCHLANDFRANKFURT AM MAININVODEF2
4102KORBER BANK EGKORBGENODES1KOR
4103KORNWESTHEIMER BANK EGKORNWESTHEIMGENODES1KWH
4104KP GERMANY ERSTE GMBHHEILIGENROTHGEEGDE55
4105KPMG AG WIRTSCHAFTSPRFUNGSGESELLSCBERLINKPMGDEBE
4106KRAVAG-ALLGEMEINE VERSICHERUNGS-AGHAMBURGKRVRDEH1
4107KRAVAG-LOGISTIC VERSICHERUNGS-AGHAMBURGKRVEDEH1
4108KREDITANSTALT FUR WIEDERAUFBAUBERLINNIEDERLASSUNG BERLINKFWIDEFF100
4109KREDITANSTALT FUR WIEDERAUFBAUFRANKFURT AM MAINKFWIDEFF
4110KREIS- UND STADTSPARKASSE ERDING - DORFENERDINGBYLADEM1ERD
4111KREIS- UND STADTSPARKASSE SPEYERSPEYERMALADE51SPY
4112KREIS- UND STADTSPARKASSE WASSERBURGWASSERBURG AM INNBYLADEM1WSB
4113KREISSPARKASSE AHRWEILERBAD NEUENAHR-AHRWEILERMALADE51AHR
4114KREISSPARKASSE ALTOETTING (ALT)ALTOETTINGBYLADEM1AOE
4115KREISSPARKASSE ANHALT-BITTERFELDBITTERFELDNOLADE21BTF
4116KREISSPARKASSE ANHALT-BITTERFELDKOETHENNOLADE21KOT
4117KREISSPARKASSE ANHALT-BITTERFELDZERBSTNOLADE21ZER
4118KREISSPARKASSE BAUTZENBAUTZENSOLADES1BAT
4119KREISSPARKASSE BAUTZENEBENDOERFELKRBUDE81
4120KREISSPARKASSE BERSENBRUECKBERSENBRUECKNOLADE21BEB
4121KREISSPARKASSE BIBERACHBIBERACH AN DER RISSSBCRDE66
4122KREISSPARKASSE BIBERACHBIBERACH AN DER RISSDOTATIONSKONTO MIRESBCRDE66MRE
4123KREISSPARKASSE BIBERACHBIBERACH AN DER RISSPM-LIGHT-KONTOSBCRDE66DOT
4124KREISSPARKASSE BIRKENFELD (BIRKENFELDER LANDESBANK)IDAR-OBERSTEINBILADE55
4125KREISSPARKASSE BITBURG - PRUEMBITBURGMALADE51BIT
4126KREISSPARKASSE BOEBLINGENBOEBLINGENBBKRDE6B
4127KREISSPARKASSE BOERDEOSCHERSLEBENNOLADE21HDL
4128KREISSPARKASSE DOEBELNDOEBELNSOLADES1DLN
4129KREISSPARKASSE DUESSELDORFDUESSELDORFWELADED1KSD
4130KREISSPARKASSE EICHSFELDWORBISHELADEF1EIC
4131KREISSPARKASSE ESSLINGEN-NUERTINGENESSLINGEN AM NECKARESSLDE66
4132KREISSPARKASSE EUSKIRCHENEUSKIRCHENWELADED1EUS
4133KREISSPARKASSE FALLINGBOSTELWALSRODENOLADE21WAL
4134KREISSPARKASSE FREUDENSTADTFREUDENSTADTSOLADES1FDS
4135KREISSPARKASSE GELNHAUSENGELNHAUSENHELADEF1GEL
4136KREISSPARKASSE GOEPPINGENEBERSBACHGOPSDE6G612
4137KREISSPARKASSE GOEPPINGENGEISLINGENGOPSDE6G611
4138KREISSPARKASSE GOEPPINGENGOEPPINGENGOPSDE6G
4139KREISSPARKASSE GOTHAGOTHAHELADEF1GTH
4140KREISSPARKASSE GRAFSCHAFT BENTHEIMNORDHORNNOLADE21NOH
4141KREISSPARKASSE GRAFSCHAFT DIEPHOLZDIEPHOLZBRLADE21DHZ
4142KREISSPARKASSE GROSS-GERAUGROSS-GERAUHELADEF1GRG
4143KREISSPARKASSE HALLEHALLEWELADED1HAW
4144KREISSPARKASSE HEIDENHEIMHEIDENHEIM AN DER BRENZSOLADES1HDH
4145KREISSPARKASSE HEILBRONNHEILBRONNHEISDE66
4146KREISSPARKASSE HEINSBERGERKELENZWELADED1ERK
4147KREISSPARKASSE HERZOGTUM LAUENBURGRATZEBURGNOLADE21RZB
4148KREISSPARKASSE HILDBURGHAUSENHILDBURGHAUSENHELADEF1HIL
4149KREISSPARKASSE IN SIEGBURGSIEGBURGWELADED1SGB
4150KREISSPARKASSE KELHEIMKELHEIMBYLADEM1KEH

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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