SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 349

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
17401UBI BANCA SPAGORLEFILIALE DI GORLEBLOPIT22887
17402UBI BANCA SPAGRAVINA IN PUGLIAFILIALE DI GRAVINA IN PUGLIABLOPIT2276A
17403UBI BANCA SPAGREZZANAFILIALE DI GREZZANABLOPIT22326
17404UBI BANCA SPAGRINZANE CAVOURFILIALE DI GALLO D'ALBABLOPIT22497
17405UBI BANCA SPAGROSSETOFILIALE DI GROSSETO VIA GRAMSCIBLOPIT22B96
17406UBI BANCA SPAGROSSETOFILIALE DI GROSSETO VIA SAUROBLOPIT22B98
17407UBI BANCA SPAGROSSETOFILIALE DI MARINA DI GROSSETOBLOPIT22B97
17408UBI BANCA SPAGRUMO APPULAFILIALE DI GRUMO APPULABLOPIT2276B
17409UBI BANCA SPAGUARDIAGRELEFILIALE DI GUARDIAGRELEBLOPIT22C88
17410UBI BANCA SPAGUBBIOFILIALE DI BRANCA DI GUBBIOBLOPIT22C12
17411UBI BANCA SPAGUIDONIA MONTECELIOFILIALE DI GUIDONIA MONTECELIO VIA ROMABLOPIT2254V
17412UBI BANCA SPAGUIDONIA MONTECELIOFILIALE DI GUIDONIA MONTECELIO VILLALBABLOPIT2254U
17413UBI BANCA SPAINDUNO OLONAFILIALE DI INDUNO OLONABLOPIT22915
17414UBI BANCA SPAINVERUNOFILIALE DI INVERUNOBLOPIT22513
17415UBI BANCA SPAISEOFILIALE DI ISEOBLOPIT22177
17416UBI BANCA SPAISERNIAFILIALE DI ISERNIABLOPIT2252Y
17417UBI BANCA SPAISORELLAFILIALE DI ISORELLABLOPIT22282
17418UBI BANCA SPAJESIFILIALE DI JESI CORSO MATTEOTTIBLOPIT22A54
17419UBI BANCA SPAJESIFILIALE DI JESI P.ZZA RICCIBLOPIT22469
17420UBI BANCA SPAJESIFILIALE DI JESI PIAZZA SAN FRANCESCOBLOPIT22A56
17421UBI BANCA SPAJESISEDE DI JESIBLOPIT2247Q
17422UBI BANCA SPAL'AQUILAFILIALE DI L'AQUILABLOPIT22A57
17423UBI BANCA SPALA SPEZIAFILIALE DI LA SPEZIA VIA CHIODOBLOPIT22515
17424UBI BANCA SPALA SPEZIAFILIALE DI LA SPEZIA VIA FIUMEBLOPIT22517
17425UBI BANCA SPALAGONEGROFILIALE DI LAGONEGROBLOPIT22642
17426UBI BANCA SPALAINATEFILIALE DI LAINATEBLOPIT22520
17427UBI BANCA SPALAMEZIA TERMEFILIALE DI LAMEZIA TERMEBLOPIT22731
17428UBI BANCA SPALANCIANOFILIALE DI LANCIANOBLOPIT22441
17429UBI BANCA SPALANGHIRANOFILIALE DI LANGHIRANOBLOPIT22523
17430UBI BANCA SPALASTRA A SIGNAFILIALE DI GINESTRA FIORENTINABLOPIT22B81
17431UBI BANCA SPALATERZAFILIALE DI LATERZABLOPIT22693
17432UBI BANCA SPALATINAFILIALE DI LATINA VIA ISONZOBLOPIT22178
17433UBI BANCA SPALAURIAFILIALE DI LAURIABLOPIT2272Y
17434UBI BANCA SPALECCEFILIALE DI LECCE AGENZIA CENTRALEBLOPIT22803
17435UBI BANCA SPALECCOFILIALE DI LECCO PONTE VECCHIOBLOPIT22094
17436UBI BANCA SPALEGGIUNOFILIALE DI LEGGIUNOBLOPIT22093
17437UBI BANCA SPALEGNANOFILIALE DI LEGNANOBLOPIT22524
17438UBI BANCA SPALEGNANOFILIALE DI LEGNANO SEMPIONEBLOPIT22525
17439UBI BANCA SPALEGNANOFILIALE DI LEGNANO SEMPIONE ANG. TOSELLIBLOPIT22526
17440UBI BANCA SPALERICIFILIALE DI LERICIBLOPIT22527
17441UBI BANCA SPALIVIGNOFILIALE DI LIVIGNOBLOPIT22398
17442UBI BANCA SPALIVORNOFILIALE DI LIVORNO VIA DEI FULGIDIBLOPIT22C03
17443UBI BANCA SPALIVORNOFILIALE DI LIVORNO VIA DELL'ARDENZABLOPIT22C06
17444UBI BANCA SPALIVORNOFILIALE DI LIVORNO VIA TOSCANABLOPIT22C38
17445UBI BANCA SPALIZZANOFILIALE DI LIZZANOBLOPIT22694
17446UBI BANCA SPALOANOFILIALE DI LOANOBLOPIT22529
17447UBI BANCA SPALODI VECCHIOFILIALE DI LODIVECCHIOBLOPIT22252
17448UBI BANCA SPALOGRATOFILIALE DI LOGRATOBLOPIT22224
17449UBI BANCA SPALONATOFILIALE DI LONATOBLOPIT22274
17450UBI BANCA SPALORETOFILIALE DI LORETOBLOPIT2246P

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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