SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 22

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
1051BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAAG. NO 59 AG CENTRALEANTBIT21059
1052BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAAG. NO 80 AG SACRA FAMIGLIA 2ANTBIT21080
1053BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAAG. NO 81 AG CAVEANTBIT21081
1054BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAAG. NO 82 AG SS TRINITA'ANTBIT21082
1055BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAAG. NO 83 AG AEREOPORTOANTBIT21083
1056BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAHEAD OFFICE - FOREIGN DEPARTMENTANTBIT21HDO
1057BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAPADOVA AG. OSPEDALEANTBIT21966
1058BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAPADOVA AG. PONTECORVOANTBIT21C71
1059BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVASEDE VIA VERDIANTBIT21290
1060BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAUFFICIO CONTABILITA ITALIAANTBIT21099
1061BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPADOVAUFFICIO FORNITORIANTBIT21908
1062BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPAESEANTBIT21857
1063BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPAGANIANTBIT21782
1064BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPAGANIAGENZIA 1ANTBIT21780
1065BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPALAGIANOANTBIT21815
1066BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPALAZZOLO ACREIDEANTBIT21B42
1067BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPALERMOAG. 1ANTBIT21560
1068BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPALERMOAG. 3ANTBIT21567
1069BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPALERMOAGENZIA 2ANTBIT21566
1070BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPALMANOVAAG. NO 135ANTBIT2135B
1071BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPALMIANTBIT21441
1072BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPAPOZZEAG. NO 272ANTBIT21V72
1073BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPARMAANTBIT21784
1074BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPARMAAGENZIA 1ANTBIT21785
1075BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPARTANNAANTBIT21574
1076BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPATERNO'ANTBIT21B43
1077BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPATTIANTBIT21B44
1078BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPAULLOANTBIT21663
1079BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPAVIAANTBIT21662
1080BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPAVIAAGENZIA 1ANTBIT21670
1081BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPENNA SANT'ANDREAANTBIT21897
1082BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPESAROANTBIT21A21
1083BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPESAROAGENZIA 1ANTBIT21871
1084BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPESCANTINAPESCANTINAANTBIT21C69
1085BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPESCARAANTBIT21877
1086BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPETROSINOANTBIT21583
1087BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIACENZAANTBIT21507
1088BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIANIGAAG. NO 316ANTBIT21Z16
1089BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIANOROANTBIT21866
1090BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIAZZA ARMERINAANTBIT21545
1091BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIAZZOLA SUL BRENTAAG. NO 225ANTBIT21V25
1092BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIEVE A NIEVOLEANTBIT21634
1093BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIEVE DI SOLIGOANTBIT21313
1094BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIOLTELLOAG. NO 375ANTBIT21375
1095BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIOMBINO DESEAG. NO 222ANTBIT21V22
1096BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIOVE DI SACCOANTBIT21337
1097BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIOVE DI SACCOAG. NO 111ANTBIT21111
1098BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPIOVE DI SACCOAG. NO 258ANTBIT21PDS
1099BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPISTOIAANTBIT21631
1100BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAPISTOIAAGENZIA 1ANTBIT21632

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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