SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 35

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
1701BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOMONCALIERIFILIALEICRAITR1EP6
1702BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOMONFORTE D'ALBAFILIALEICRAITR1EPL
1703BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOOMEGNAFILIALEICRAITR1ER6
1704BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVORIVARAICRAITR1ERN
1705BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVORIVAROLO CANAVESEICRAITR1ERM
1706BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVORODDIFILIALEICRAITR1EP2
1707BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOSETTIMO TORINESEFILIALEICRAITR1ER7
1708BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOSTRAMBINOFILIALEICRAITR1ER8
1709BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOTORINOICRAITR1ERO
1710BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOTORINOFILIALEICRAITR1EPA
1711BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOTORINOFILIALEICRAITR1EPF
1712BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOTORINOFILIALEICRAITR1ER9
1713BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOTORINOFILIALEICRAITR1ERD
1714BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOVISCHEFILIALEICRAITR1ERC
1715BANCA D'ALBA CREDITO COOPERATIVOVOLPIANOFILIALEICRAITR1ERB
1716BANCA D'ITALIAAGRIGENTOFILIALE DI AGRIGENTOBITAITR1510
1717BANCA D'ITALIAALESSANDRIAFILIALE DI ALESSANDRIABITAITR1110
1718BANCA D'ITALIAANCONAFILIALE DI ANCONABITAITR1330
1719BANCA D'ITALIAAOSTAFILIALE DI AOSTABITAITR1120
1720BANCA D'ITALIAAREZZOFILIALE DI AREZZOBITAITR1310
1721BANCA D'ITALIAASCOLI PICENOFILIALE DI ASCOLI PICENOBITAITR1331
1722BANCA D'ITALIAASTIFILIALE DI ASTIBITAITR1111
1723BANCA D'ITALIAAVELLINOFILIALE DI AVELLINOBITAITR1420
1724BANCA D'ITALIABARISEDE DI BARIBITAITR1430
1725BANCA D'ITALIABELLUNOFILIALE DI BELLUNOBITAITR1220
1726BANCA D'ITALIABENEVENTOFILIALE DI BENEVENTOBITAITR1421
1727BANCA D'ITALIABERGAMOFILIALE DI BERGAMOBITAITR1130
1728BANCA D'ITALIABOLOGNASEDE DI BOLOGNABITAITR1240
1729BANCA D'ITALIABOLZANOFILIALE DI BOLZANOBITAITR1210
1730BANCA D'ITALIABRESCIAFILIALE DI BRESCIABITAITR1131
1731BANCA D'ITALIABRINDISIFILIALE DI BRINDISIBITAITR1431
1732BANCA D'ITALIACAGLIARISEDE DI CAGLIARIBITAITR1520
1733BANCA D'ITALIACALTANISSETTAFILIALE DI CALTANISSETTABITAITR1511
1734BANCA D'ITALIACAMPOBASSOFILIALE DI CAMPOBASSOBITAITR1410
1735BANCA D'ITALIACASERTAFILIALE DI CASERTABITAITR1422
1736BANCA D'ITALIACATANIAFILIALE DI CATANIABITAITR1512
1737BANCA D'ITALIACATANZAROFILIALE DI CATANZAROBITAITR1450
1738BANCA D'ITALIACATANZAROFILIALE DI CROTONEBITAITR1453
1739BANCA D'ITALIACATANZAROFILIALE DI VIBO VALENTIABITAITR1454
1740BANCA D'ITALIACHIETIFILIALE DI CHIETIBITAITR1400
1741BANCA D'ITALIACOMOFILIALE DI COMOBITAITR1132
1742BANCA D'ITALIACOMOFILIALE DI LECCOBITAITR1128
1743BANCA D'ITALIACOSENZAFILIALE DI COSENZABITAITR1451
1744BANCA D'ITALIACREMONAFILIALE DI CREMONABITAITR1133
1745BANCA D'ITALIACUNEOFILIALE DI CUNEOBITAITR1112
1746BANCA D'ITALIAENNAFILIALE DI ENNABITAITR1513
1747BANCA D'ITALIAFERRARAFILIALE DI FERRARABITAITR1241
1748BANCA D'ITALIAFIRENZEFILIALE DI PRATOBITAITR1319
1749BANCA D'ITALIAFIRENZESEDE DI FIRENZEBITAITR1311
1750BANCA D'ITALIAFOGGIAFILIALE DI FOGGIABITAITR1432

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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