SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 29

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
1401BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRINITAPOLIANTBIT21884
1402BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRISSINOAG. NO 247ANTBIT21V47
1403BANCA ANTONVENETA SPATRIVIGNANO UDINESEAG. NO 126ANTBIT2126B
1404BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAUDINEAG. NO 194 AG UDINE 1ANTBIT21194
1405BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAUDINEAG. NO 42ANTBIT2142U
1406BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAUDINEAGENZIA 2ANTBIT21C12
1407BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAURBINOANTBIT21A24
1408BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALDAGNOAG. NO 241ANTBIT21V41
1409BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALDAGNOAG. NO 244ANTBIT21244
1410BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALDAGNOAG. NO 250ANTBIT21V50
1411BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALDOBBIADENEANTBIT21399
1412BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALEGGIO SUL MINCIOANTBIT21832
1413BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALEGGIO SUL MINCIOVALEGGIO SUL MINCIO AG.1ANTBIT21C46
1414BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALENZAANTBIT21697
1415BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALENZANOANTBIT21A83
1416BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVALGUARNERA CAROPEPEANTBIT21544
1417BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVARMOAG. NO 123ANTBIT2123B
1418BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVASTOANTBIT21B04
1419BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVAZZOLAAG. NO 180ANTBIT21180
1420BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVEGGIANOAG. NO 317ANTBIT21Z17
1421BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVELLETRIANTBIT21A40
1422BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENARIA REALEAG. NO 161 AG VENARIA REALE 1ANTBIT21161
1423BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 108 AG CARPENEDOANTBIT21108
1424BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 291 AG BARCHEANTBIT21291
1425BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 391 AG CONCORDIAANTBIT21391
1426BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 416ANTBIT21416
1427BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 417 AG VENEZIA 1ANTBIT21417
1428BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 418 AG VENEZIA 2ANTBIT21418
1429BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 419 AG VENEZIA 3ANTBIT21419
1430BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAAG. NO 53 AG CENTROANTBIT2153V
1431BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENEZIAVENEZIA - AG. 4ANTBIT21C29
1432BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVENZONEAG. NO 188ANTBIT2188B
1433BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERCELLIANTBIT21712
1434BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERCELLIAGENZIA 1ANTBIT21703
1435BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVEROLANUOVAANTBIT21510
1436BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERONAAG. 2ANTBIT21620
1437BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERONAAG. NO 1ANTBIT21066
1438BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERONAAG. NO 173ANTBIT21173
1439BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERONAAGENZIA 3ANTBIT21831
1440BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERONAVERONA AG. 4ANTBIT21C63
1441BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERONAVERONA AG. 5ANTBIT21C68
1442BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVERONAVERONA AG. 6ANTBIT21C72
1443BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVIADANAANTBIT21757
1444BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVIBO VALENTIAANTBIT21445
1445BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVICENZAAG. NO 137 AG S. BORTOLOANTBIT21137
1446BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVICENZAAG. NO 138 AG P. CASTELLOANTBIT21138
1447BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVICENZAAG. NO 169 AG. CORSO PADOVAANTBIT21169
1448BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVICENZAAG. NO 236 AG V. DELLA PACEANTBIT21236
1449BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVICENZAAG. NO 240ANTBIT21VIC
1450BANCA ANTONVENETA SPAVICENZAVICENZA AG.VIA GIROTTOANTBIT21C73

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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