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.
| ID | Bank | City | Branch | SWIFT Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4751 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK FUERTH EG | LANGENZENN | GENODEF1FUY | |
| 4752 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK FUERTH EG | NUERNBERG | RAFUDE71 | |
| 4753 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK HASSBERGE EG | EBELSBACH | GENODEF1HAY | |
| 4754 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK HASSBERGE EG | HASSFURT | GENODEF1HAS | |
| 4755 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK HERMSDORFER KREUZ EG | STADTRODA | RAHKDE81 | |
| 4756 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK KRONACH- LUDWIGSSTADT EG | LUDWIGSSTADT | RAKLDE81 | |
| 4757 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK MAINZ EG | MAINZ | GENODE51MZ1 | |
| 4758 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK MILTENBERG EG | MILTENBERG | GENODEF1MIL | |
| 4759 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK NEUBURG/DONAU EG | BURGHEIM | GENODEF1NDX | |
| 4760 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK NEUSTADT EG | NEUSTADT (HAGEN) | GENODEF1NST | |
| 4761 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK ODER-SPREE EG | BEESKOW | GENODEF1BKW | |
| 4762 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK RIES EG | NOERDLINGEN | GENODEF1NOE | |
| 4763 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK RIES EG | OETTINGEN | GENODEF1NOY | |
| 4764 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK RIES EG | OETTINGEN | RARSDE71 | |
| 4765 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK SAALE-ORLA EG | POESSNECK | GENODEF1PN1 | |
| 4766 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK TUESSLING-UNTERNEUKIRCHEN EG | TUESSLING | GENODEF1TUS | |
| 4767 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK TUESSLING-UNTERNEUKIRCHEN EG | UNTERNEUKIRCHEN | GENODEF1TUY | |
| 4768 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK VAREL-NORDENHAM EG | NORDENHAM | GENODEF1NHE | |
| 4769 | RAIFFEISEN-VOLKSBANK VAREL-NORDENHAM EG | VAREL | GENODEF1VAR | |
| 4770 | RAIFFEISENBANK 'NAHE' EG | FISCHBACH | GENODED1FIN | |
| 4771 | RAIFFEISENBANK AALEN-UNTERROMBACH EG | AALEN | GENODES1AAU | |
| 4772 | RAIFFEISENBANK ADELZHAUSEN EG | ADELZHAUSEN | GENODEF1ADZ | |
| 4773 | RAIFFEISENBANK ADELZHAUSEN-SIELENBACH EG | SIELENBACH | GENODEF1ADY | |
| 4774 | RAIFFEISENBANK AICHHALDEN HARDT-SULGEN EG | HARDT | GENODES1HAR | |
| 4775 | RAIFFEISENBANK AICHHALDEN-HARDT-SULGEN EG | AICHHALDEN | RAIHDE61 | |
| 4776 | RAIFFEISENBANK AIDLINGEN EG | AIDLINGEN | GENODES1AID | |
| 4777 | RAIFFEISENBANK AIGLSBACH EG | AIGLSBACH | GENODEF1AIG | |
| 4778 | RAIFFEISENBANK AIGLSBACH EG | MAINBURG | GENODEF1AIZ | |
| 4779 | RAIFFEISENBANK AINDLING EG | AINDLING | GENODEF1AIL | |
| 4780 | RAIFFEISENBANK AINDLING EG | INCHENHOFEN | GENODEF1AIY | |
| 4781 | RAIFFEISENBANK AITRANG-RUDERATSHOFEN | AITRANG | GENODEF1AIT | |
| 4782 | RAIFFEISENBANK ALTDORF - ERGOLDING EG | ALTDORF | GENODEF1ERZ | |
| 4783 | RAIFFEISENBANK ALTDORF-FEUCHT EG | FEUCHT | GENODEF1FEC | |
| 4784 | RAIFFEISENBANK ALTEGLOFSHEIM-HAGELSTADT EG | HAGELSTADT | GENODEF1HGA | |
| 4785 | RAIFFEISENBANK ALTEGLOFSHEIM-HAGELSTADT EG | HAGELSTADT | GENODEF1HGX | |
| 4786 | RAIFFEISENBANK ALTMUEHL-JURA EG | GREDING | GENODEF1GDG | |
| 4787 | RAIFFEISENBANK ALTSCHWEIER EG | BUEHL | GENODE61ALR | |
| 4788 | RAIFFEISENBANK ALXING-BRUCK EG | BRUCK | GENODEF1ALY | |
| 4789 | RAIFFEISENBANK AM DREISESSEL EG | NEUREICHENAU | RADEDE71 | |
| 4790 | RAIFFEISENBANK AM DREISESSEL EG | NEUREICHENAU | GENODEF1NHD | |
| 4791 | RAIFFEISENBANK AM GOLDENEN STEIG EG | WALDKIRCHEN | GENODEF1RGY | |
| 4792 | RAIFFEISENBANK AM KULM EG | SPEICHERSDORF | GENODEF1SPX | |
| 4793 | RAIFFEISENBANK AM KULM EG | SPEICHERSDORF | GENODEF1SPK | |
| 4794 | RAIFFEISENBANK ANGER EG | ANGER | GENODEF1AGE | |
| 4795 | RAIFFEISENBANK ANGER EG | ANGER | GENODEF1AGY | |
| 4796 | RAIFFEISENBANK ARESING-GEROLSBACH EG | GEROLSBACH | GENODEF1GSO | |
| 4797 | RAIFFEISENBANK ARESING-HOERZHAUSEN EG | ARESING | GENODEF1ARH | |
| 4798 | RAIFFEISENBANK ARNSTORF EG | ARNSTORF | GENODEF1ARF | |
| 4799 | RAIFFEISENBANK ARNSTORF EG | SIMBACH AM INN | GENODEF1ARY | |
| 4800 | RAIFFEISENBANK ASCHAFFENBURG EG | ASCHAFFENBURG | GENODEF1AY1 |
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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.
