SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 155

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

IDBankCityBranchSWIFT Code
7701BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOSIRACUSAPSANIT31070
7702BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOSPADAFORAPSANIT31017
7703BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOTERME VIGLIATOREPSANIT31072
7704BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOTERMINI IMERESEPSANIT31028
7705BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOTRAPANIPSANIT31073
7706BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOTRAPANIPSANIT31074
7707BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOVALLELUNGA PRATAMENOPSANIT31033
7708BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOVILLABATEPSANIT31035
7709BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOVILLAFRATIPSANIT31046
7710BANCA POPOLARE SANT'ANGELOVITTORIAPSANIT31031
7711BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCACATTOLICABPVMIT2RCAT
7712BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCACATTOLICACATTOLICA LIDO BRANCHBPVMIT21087
7713BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCAGABICCE MAREBPVMIT21094
7714BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCAMISANO ADRIATICOBPVMIT21086
7715BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCAMONDAINOBPVMIT2RMON
7716BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCAMORCIANO DI ROMAGNABPVMIT2R
7717BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCAMORCIANO DI ROMAGNAAG.DI MORCIANOBPVMIT21081
7718BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCAPETRIANOBPVMIT21095
7719BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCARICCIONEBPVMIT2RRIC
7720BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCARICCIONERICCIONE PAESE BRANCHBPVMIT21093
7721BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCARIMINIBPVMIT2RRIM
7722BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCASAN GIOVANNI IN MARIGNANOBPVMIT21092
7723BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCASANT'ANGELO IN LIZZOLAFRAZ. MONTECCHIOBPVMIT21091
7724BANCA POPOLARE VALCONCASANTARCANGELO DI ROMAGNABPVMIT21090
7725BANCA PREALPI SAN BIAGIO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC. COOP.TARZOCCRTIT2TPRE
7726BANCA PRIVATA LEASING SPAREGGIO NELL'EMILIAPRLEIT23
7727BANCA PROFILO SPAMILANOPROFITMM001
7728BANCA PROFILO SPAMILANOPROFITMM
7729BANCA PROGETTO S.P.AMILANOBPTTITMM
7730BANCA PROGETTO S.P.AMILANOBPTTITM2
7731BANCA PROMOS SPANAPOLIPROSITNN
7732BANCA PSA ITALIA SPAMILANOPSITITM1
7733BANCA PSA ITALIA SPAMILANOPSITITMM
7734BANCA REALE S.P.A.BORGOSESIAFILIALE DI BORGOSESIABRTOITTT003
7735BANCA REALE S.P.A.LEGNANOFILIALE DI LEGNANOBRTOITTT006
7736BANCA REALE S.P.A.MILANOFILIALE DI MILANOBRTOITTT004
7737BANCA REALE S.P.A.PARMAFILIALE DI PARMABRTOITTT005
7738BANCA REALE S.P.A.TORINOBRTOITTT
7739BANCA REALE S.P.A.TORINOBRTOITTTISP
7740BANCA REALE S.P.A.TORINOFILIALE DI TORINO SEDEBRTOITTT001
7741BANCA REALE S.P.A.TORINOFILIALE RE UMBERTOBRTOITTT002
7742BANCA REALE S.P.A.VERONAFILIALE DI VERONABRTOITTT007
7743BANCA ROMAGNA COOPERATIVA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.CESENAFILIALE DI CESENA SAN MAUROICRAITR1TTL
7744BANCA SAN FRANCESCO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.ACIREALE(AGENZIA DI SCILLICHENTI)ICRAITR1QX2
7745BANCA SAN FRANCESCO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.ACIREALEAGENZIA DI ACIREALEICRAITR1QX3
7746BANCA SAN FRANCESCO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.AGRIGENTOAGENZIA DI AGRIGENTOICRAITR1QX1
7747BANCA SAN FRANCESCO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.ARAGONAAGENZIA DI ARAGONAICRAITR1QX4
7748BANCA SAN FRANCESCO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.BURGIOAGENZIA DI BURGIOICRAITR1QX5
7749BANCA SAN FRANCESCO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.CAMPOBELLO DI LICATAAGENZIA DI CAMPOBELLO DI LICATAICRAITR1QX8
7750BANCA SAN FRANCESCO CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOC.COOP.CANICATTI'AGENZIA DI BORGALINOICRAITR1QX9

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.