SWIFT Codes for banks in India - Page 35

Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in India. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. Passive participants codes are excluded from the list.

IDBankCityBranchSWIFT Code
1701HDFC BANK LIMITEDNEW DELHIDELHI BRANCHHDFCINBBDEL
1702HDFC BANK LIMITEDNEW DELHIHARSHA BHAWANHDFCINBBHBD
1703HDFC BANK LIMITEDPUNEPUNE BRANCHHDFCINBBPNE
1704HDFC BANK LTDMUMBAIHDFCINBI
1705HDFC BANK LTDMUMBAIHDFCINAA
1706HDFC SECURITIES LIMITEDMUMBAIHDSEINB1
1707HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CO. LTDMUMBAIHSBCINBI
1708HRS INSIGHT FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES PVT LTD.MUMBAIHIFIINB1
1709HSBC INVESTDIRECT (INDIA) LIMITEDMUMBAIIIGFINB1
1710HSBC MUTUAL FUNDMUMBAIHSBCINM1
1711HSBC SECURITIES AND CAPITAL MARKETS (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITEDMUMBAIHSIHINB1
1712ICICI BANK LIMITEDAHMEDABADAHMEDABAD BRANCHICICINBB024
1713ICICI BANK LIMITEDBANGALOREICICINBB002
1714ICICI BANK LIMITEDBANGALOREREGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-BANGALOREICICINBBRT3
1715ICICI BANK LIMITEDBHUBANESHWARICICINBB061
1716ICICI BANK LIMITEDCHANDIGARHCHANDIGARH BRANCHICICINBB013
1717ICICI BANK LIMITEDCHENNAINUNGAMBAKKAM BRANCHICICINBB009
1718ICICI BANK LIMITEDCHENNAIREGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-CHENNAIICICINBBRT4
1719ICICI BANK LIMITEDCHENNAIVOSTRO CELL-CHENNAIICICINBBVC2
1720ICICI BANK LIMITEDCOIMBATORECOIMBATORE BRANCHICICINBB016
1721ICICI BANK LIMITEDHYDERABADHYDERABAD BRANCHICICINBB008
1722ICICI BANK LIMITEDHYDERABADREGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-HYDERABADICICINBBRT5
1723ICICI BANK LIMITEDJAIPURJAIPUR BRANCHICICINBB012
1724ICICI BANK LIMITEDKOCHIKOCHI BRANCHICICINBB010
1725ICICI BANK LIMITEDKOLKATAICICINBB006
1726ICICI BANK LIMITEDLUDHIANALUDHIANA BRANCHICICINBB017
1727ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIICICINBBFEX
1728ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIICICINBBASF
1729ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIICICINBBTXB
1730ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIANDHERI BRANCHICICINBB011
1731ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAICENTRALIZED PAYMENT HUBICICINBBGRP
1732ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAICORPORATE HEAD OFFICEICICINBBCMS
1733ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAICROSS BORDER PAYMENT PROCESSING CENTREICICINBBNRI
1734ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIGLOBAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-MUMBAIICICINBBCTS
1735ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIHEAD OFFICEICICINBB
1736ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIOVERSEAS BRANCH UNITICICINBBOBU
1737ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIREGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-MUMBAIICICINBBRT1
1738ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIREMITTANCEICICINBBREM
1739ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAISANGLI BRANCHICICINBBSAN
1740ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAITREASURYICICINBBTSY
1741ICICI BANK LIMITEDMUMBAIVOSTRO CELL-MUMBAIICICINBBVC1
1742ICICI BANK LIMITEDNEW DELHIDELHI BRANCHICICINBB007
1743ICICI BANK LIMITEDNEW DELHIREGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-NEW DELHIICICINBBRT2
1744ICICI BANK LIMITEDPUNEICICINBB005
1745ICICI BANK LIMITEDVADODARAICICINBB003
1746ICICI BANK LIMITEDVADODARAICICINBI
1747ICICI BANK LIMITEDVISAKHAPATNAMVISAKHAPATNAM BRANCHICICINBB060
1748ICICI BANK LTD.GANDHINAGARICICINAA
1749ICICI BANK LTD.GANDHINAGARGIFT CITY BRANCHICICINAARTL
1750ICICI SECURITIES AND FINANCE COMPANY LIMITEDMUMBAIICIFINB1

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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