SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 348

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
17351UBI BANCA SPADONGOFILIALE DI DONGOBLOPIT22385
17352UBI BANCA SPADRONEROFILIALE DI DRONEROBLOPIT22493
17353UBI BANCA SPAEBOLIFILIALE DI EBOLIBLOPIT22673
17354UBI BANCA SPAEDOLOFILIALE DI EDOLOBLOPIT22254
17355UBI BANCA SPAEMPOLIFILIALE DI EMPOLIBLOPIT22C21
17356UBI BANCA SPAERBAFILIALE DI ERBA VIA LEOPARDIBLOPIT22010
17357UBI BANCA SPAESINEFILIALE DI ESINEBLOPIT22408
17358UBI BANCA SPAFAENZAFILIALE DI FAENZABLOPIT22471
17359UBI BANCA SPAFANOFILIALE DI FANO VIA DELLE QUERCEBLOPIT22A42
17360UBI BANCA SPAFARA FILIORUM PETRIFILIALE DI FARA FILIORUM PETRIBLOPIT22C85
17361UBI BANCA SPAFARA SAN MARTINOFILIALE DI FARA SAN MARTINOBLOPIT22C86
17362UBI BANCA SPAFASANOFILIALE DI FASANOBLOPIT22792
17363UBI BANCA SPAFERRARAFILIALE DI FERRARABLOPIT22A45
17364UBI BANCA SPAFIGLINE E INCISA VALDARNOFILIALE DI FIGLINE VALDARNOBLOPIT22B92
17365UBI BANCA SPAFIRENZEFILIALE DI FIRENZE PIAZZA VETTORIBLOPIT22C76
17366UBI BANCA SPAFIRENZEFILIALE DI FIRENZE VIA ARETINABLOPIT22C74
17367UBI BANCA SPAFIRENZEFILIALE DI FIRENZE VIA DEI BANCHIBLOPIT22C71
17368UBI BANCA SPAFIRENZEFILIALE DI FIRENZE VIA DELLE PANCHEBLOPIT22C75
17369UBI BANCA SPAFIRENZEFILIALE DI FIRENZE VIA DI NOVOLIBLOPIT22C73
17370UBI BANCA SPAFIRENZEFILIALE DI FIRENZE VIALE GRAMSCIBLOPIT22C72
17371UBI BANCA SPAFIRENZESEDE DI FIRENZEBLOPIT22767
17372UBI BANCA SPAFLEROFILIALE DI FLEROBLOPIT22303
17373UBI BANCA SPAFOIANO DELLA CHIANAFILIALE DI FOIANO DELLA CHIANABLOPIT22B65
17374UBI BANCA SPAFOLLONICAFILIALE DI FOLLONICABLOPIT22C00
17375UBI BANCA SPAFONTE NUOVAFILIALE DI FONTE NUOVABLOPIT2254W
17376UBI BANCA SPAFORLI'FILIALE DI FORLI'BLOPIT2243R
17377UBI BANCA SPAFOSSANOFILIALE DI FOSSANOBLOPIT22495
17378UBI BANCA SPAFOSSOMBRONEFILIALE DI FOSSOMBRONEBLOPIT22488
17379UBI BANCA SPAFRANCAVILLA AL MAREFILIALE DI FRANCAVILLA AL MAREBLOPIT22519
17380UBI BANCA SPAFRASCATIFILIALE DI FRASCATIBLOPIT22A48
17381UBI BANCA SPAFRONTONEFILIALE DI FRONTONEBLOPIT22A49
17382UBI BANCA SPAFROSINONEFILIALE DI FROSINONE VIA CICERONEBLOPIT22C35
17383UBI BANCA SPAGALATINAFILIALE DI GALATINABLOPIT2268X
17384UBI BANCA SPAGARBAGNATE MILANESEFILIALE DI GARBAGNATE MILANESE SANTA MARIA ROSSABLOPIT22500
17385UBI BANCA SPAGARESSIOFILIALE DI GARESSIOBLOPIT22501
17386UBI BANCA SPAGARLASCOFILIALE DI GARLASCOBLOPIT22503
17387UBI BANCA SPAGAZZANIGAFILIALE DI GAZZANIGABLOPIT22033
17388UBI BANCA SPAGENOVAFILIALE DI GENOVA CORSO TORINOBLOPIT22504
17389UBI BANCA SPAGENOVAFILIALE DI GENOVA VIA PASTORINOBLOPIT22506
17390UBI BANCA SPAGENOVAFILIALE DI GENOVA VIA ROLANDOBLOPIT22507
17391UBI BANCA SPAGENOVAFILIALE DI GENOVA VIA SESTRIBLOPIT22508
17392UBI BANCA SPAGENOVASEDE DI GENOVABLOPIT22768
17393UBI BANCA SPAGHEDIFILIALE DI GHEDIBLOPIT22279
17394UBI BANCA SPAGINOSAFILIALE DI GINOSABLOPIT2269D
17395UBI BANCA SPAGIOIA DEL COLLEFILIALE DI GIOIA DEL COLLEBLOPIT2276Z
17396UBI BANCA SPAGIOVINAZZOFILIALE DI GIOVINAZZOBLOPIT2268W
17397UBI BANCA SPAGIRIFALCOFILIALE DI GIRIFALCOBLOPIT2272V
17398UBI BANCA SPAGISSIFILIALE DI GISSIBLOPIT22C87
17399UBI BANCA SPAGIUSSANOFILIALE DI BRUGAZZO (GIUSSANOBLOPIT22062
17400UBI BANCA SPAGORLAGOFILIALE DI GORLAGOBLOPIT22907

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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