SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 28

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
1351BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOAG. NO 48ANTBIT2148T
1352BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOAGENZIA 10ANTBIT21656
1353BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOAGENZIA 5ANTBIT21687
1354BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOAGENZIA 6ANTBIT21688
1355BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOAGENZIA 7ANTBIT21689
1356BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOAGENZIA 8ANTBIT21690
1357BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOAGENZIA 9ANTBIT21691
1358BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORINOTORINO (AGENZIA 11)ANTBIT21C40
1359BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORRE BOLDONEANTBIT21511
1360BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORRE DEL GRECOANTBIT21774
1361BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORREBELVICINOAG. NO 238ANTBIT21V38
1362BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORREGLIAAG. NO 228ANTBIT21V28
1363BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORRICELLAANTBIT21807
1364BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATORTONAANTBIT21516
1365BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRANIANTBIT21B00
1366BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRAPANIAG. 1ANTBIT21570
1367BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRAPANIAG.2ANTBIT21571
1368BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRASAGHISAG. NO 187ANTBIT2187B
1369BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREBASELEGHEAG. NO 70ANTBIT21070
1370BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREBISACCEANTBIT21860
1371BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREGNAGOTREGNAGOANTBIT21C59
1372BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRENTOTRENTOANTBIT21B77
1373BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRESCORE BALNEARIOANTBIT21508
1374BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRESIGALLOANTBIT21756
1375BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVIGLIOANTBIT21619
1376BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVISOANTBIT21035
1377BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVISOAG. NO 280ANTBIT21280
1378BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVISOAG. NO 281 AG IV NOVEMBREANTBIT21TRV
1379BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVISOAG. NO 288 AG CAIROLIANTBIT21288
1380BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVISOAG. NO 41 AG P.DE FEROANTBIT21041
1381BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVISOAG. S. ANTONINOANTBIT21304
1382BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREVISOAGENZIA 1ANTBIT21612
1383BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATREZZANO SUL NAVIGLIOANTBIT21669
1384BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIBANOAG. NO 232ANTBIT21V32
1385BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRICASEANTBIT21883
1386BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEANTBIT21486
1387BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEANTBIT21488
1388BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 112 AG TRIESTE 5ANTBIT21112
1389BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 113 AG TRIESTE 6ANTBIT21113
1390BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 14ANTBIT21489
1391BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 162 AG TRIESTE 7ANTBIT21162
1392BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 30ANTBIT21TST
1393BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 31 AG TRIESTE 1ANTBIT21031
1394BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 32 AG TRIESTE 2ANTBIT21032
1395BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAG. NO 33 AG TRIESTE 3ANTBIT21033
1396BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAGENZIA 10ANTBIT21485
1397BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAGENZIA 12ANTBIT21487
1398BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAGENZIA 15ANTBIT21C13
1399BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAGENZIA 4ANTBIT21034
1400BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIESTEAGENZIA 8ANTBIT21480

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.