SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 352

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
17551UBI BANCA SPAMONTEBELLUNAFILIALE DI MONTEBELLUNABLOPIT22301
17552UBI BANCA SPAMONTECATINI TERMEFILIALE DI MONTECATINI TERMEBLOPIT22C48
17553UBI BANCA SPAMONTEFIASCONEFILIALE DI MONTEFIASCONEBLOPIT22263
17554UBI BANCA SPAMONTEGRANAROFILIALE DI MONTEGRANAROBLOPIT2256L
17555UBI BANCA SPAMONTELUPO FIORENTINOFILIALE DI MONTELUPO FIORENTINOBLOPIT22B90
17556UBI BANCA SPAMONTEMARCIANOFILIALE DI MONTEMARCIANO MARINABLOPIT2246M
17557UBI BANCA SPAMONTEPULCIANOFILIALE DI ABBADIA DI MONTEPULCIANOBLOPIT22C16
17558UBI BANCA SPAMONTEPULCIANOFILIALE DI MONTEPULCIANOBLOPIT22C24
17559UBI BANCA SPAMONTEROSIFILIALE DI MONTEROSIBLOPIT22264
17560UBI BANCA SPAMONTEROTONDOFILIALE DI MONTEROTONDOBLOPIT22047
17561UBI BANCA SPAMONTEROTONDOFILIALE DI MONTEROTONDO VIA MAMELIBLOPIT22A80
17562UBI BANCA SPAMONTESILVANOFILIALE DI MONTESILVANOBLOPIT22A81
17563UBI BANCA SPAMONTEVARCHIFILIALE DI MONTEVARCHIBLOPIT22B88
17564UBI BANCA SPAMONZAFILIALE DI MONZA ARENGARIOBLOPIT22006
17565UBI BANCA SPAMONZAFILIALE DI MONZA CAVALLOTTIBLOPIT22058
17566UBI BANCA SPAMONZAFILIALE DI MONZA MANZONIBLOPIT22066
17567UBI BANCA SPAMONZAFILIALE DI MONZA PIAZZA DUOMOBLOPIT22034
17568UBI BANCA SPAMORBEGNOFILIALE DI MORBEGNOBLOPIT2241L
17569UBI BANCA SPAMOROZZOFILIALE DI MOROZZOBLOPIT22610
17570UBI BANCA SPAMORROVALLEFILIALE DI TRODICABLOPIT22B52
17571UBI BANCA SPAMORTARAFILIALE DI MORTARABLOPIT22611
17572UBI BANCA SPAMUCCIAFILIALE DI MUCCIABLOPIT22A82
17573UBI BANCA SPANARDO'FILIALE DI NARDO'BLOPIT22809
17574UBI BANCA SPANEIVEFILIALE DI NEIVEBLOPIT22615
17575UBI BANCA SPANETTUNOFILIALE DI NETTUNOBLOPIT22A84
17576UBI BANCA SPANOCERA INFERIOREFILIALE DI NOCERA INFERIOREBLOPIT2267N
17577UBI BANCA SPANOCIFILIALE DI NOCIBLOPIT22774
17578UBI BANCA SPANOICATTAROFILIALE DI NOICATTAROBLOPIT2277E
17579UBI BANCA SPANOVAFELTRIAFILIALE DI NOVAFELTRIABLOPIT2248Y
17580UBI BANCA SPANOVARAFILIALE DI NOVARABLOPIT22619
17581UBI BANCA SPANOVATE MILANESEFILIALE DI NOVATE MILANESEBLOPIT22620
17582UBI BANCA SPANOVI LIGUREFILIALE DI NOVI LIGUREBLOPIT22622
17583UBI BANCA SPAOLGINATEFILIALE DI OLGINATEBLOPIT22082
17584UBI BANCA SPAOPERAFILIALE DI OPERABLOPIT22624
17585UBI BANCA SPAORSOGNAFILIALE DI ORSOGNABLOPIT22C95
17586UBI BANCA SPAORTEFILIALE DI ORTEBLOPIT22265
17587UBI BANCA SPAORTONAFILIALE DI ORTONABLOPIT22A86
17588UBI BANCA SPAORZINUOVIFILIALE DI ORZINUOVIBLOPIT22286
17589UBI BANCA SPAOSIO SOPRAFILIALE DI OSIO SOPRABLOPIT22871
17590UBI BANCA SPAOSIO SOTTOFILIALE DI OSIO SOTTOBLOPIT22870
17591UBI BANCA SPAOSTIGLIAFILIALE DI OSTIGLIABLOPIT22249
17592UBI BANCA SPAOVADAFILIALE DI OVADABLOPIT22625
17593UBI BANCA SPAPADERNO DUGNANOFILIALE DI PADERNO DUGNANOBLOPIT22626
17594UBI BANCA SPAPADOVAFILIALE DI PADOVABLOPIT22328
17595UBI BANCA SPAPALMOLIFILIALE DI PALMOLIBLOPIT22C97
17596UBI BANCA SPAPALOSCOFILIALE DI PALOSCOBLOPIT22040
17597UBI BANCA SPAPARABIAGOFILIALE DI PARABIAGOBLOPIT22627
17598UBI BANCA SPAPARMAFILIALE DI PARMA VIA EMILIABLOPIT22628
17599UBI BANCA SPAPARMASEDE DI PARMABLOPIT22775
17600UBI BANCA SPAPARREFILIALE DI PARREBLOPIT22869

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.

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