SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 36

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
1751BANCA D'ITALIAFORLI'FILIALE DI FORLIBITAITR1242
1752BANCA D'ITALIAFORLI'FILIALE DI RIMINIBITAITR1249
1753BANCA D'ITALIAFRASCATIFILIALE DI ROMABITAITR1349
1754BANCA D'ITALIAFROSINONEFILIALE DI FROSINONEBITAITR1340
1755BANCA D'ITALIAGENOVASEDE DI GENOVABITAITR1140
1756BANCA D'ITALIAGORIZIAFILIALE DI GORIZIABITAITR1230
1757BANCA D'ITALIAGROSSETOFILIALE DI GROSSETOBITAITR1312
1758BANCA D'ITALIAIMPERIAFILIALE DI IMPERIABITAITR1141
1759BANCA D'ITALIAISERNIAFILIALE DI ISERNIABITAITR1411
1760BANCA D'ITALIAL'AQUILAFILIALE DI L'AQUILABITAITR1401
1761BANCA D'ITALIALA SPEZIAFILIALE DI LA SPEZIABITAITR1142
1762BANCA D'ITALIALATINAFILIALE DI LATINABITAITR1341
1763BANCA D'ITALIALECCEFILIALE DI LECCEBITAITR1433
1764BANCA D'ITALIALIVORNOSEDE DI LIVORNOBITAITR1313
1765BANCA D'ITALIALUCCAFILIALE DI LUCCABITAITR1314
1766BANCA D'ITALIAMACERATAFILIALE DI MACERATABITAITR1332
1767BANCA D'ITALIAMANTOVAFILIALE DI MANTOVABITAITR1134
1768BANCA D'ITALIAMASSAFILIALE DI MASSABITAITR1315
1769BANCA D'ITALIAMATERAFILIALE DI MATERABITAITR1440
1770BANCA D'ITALIAMESSINAFILIALE DI MESSINABITAITR1514
1771BANCA D'ITALIAMILANOFILIALE DI LODIBITAITR1129
1772BANCA D'ITALIAMILANOFILIALE DI MILANOBITAITR1139
1773BANCA D'ITALIAMILANOSEDE DI MILANOBITAITR1135
1774BANCA D'ITALIAMODENAFILIALE DI MODENABITAITR1243
1775BANCA D'ITALIANAPOLIFILIALE DI NAPOLIBITAITR1425
1776BANCA D'ITALIANAPOLISEDE DI NAPOLIBITAITR1423
1777BANCA D'ITALIANOVARAFILIALE DI NOVARABITAITR1113
1778BANCA D'ITALIANOVARAFILIALE DI VERBANIABITAITR1117
1779BANCA D'ITALIANUOROFILIALE DI NUOROBITAITR1521
1780BANCA D'ITALIAORISTANOFILIALE DI ORISTANOBITAITR1523
1781BANCA D'ITALIAPADOVAFILIALE DI PADOVABITAITR1221
1782BANCA D'ITALIAPALERMOSEDE DI PALERMOBITAITR1515
1783BANCA D'ITALIAPARMAFILIALE DI PARMABITAITR1244
1784BANCA D'ITALIAPAVIAFILIALE DI PAVIABITAITR1136
1785BANCA D'ITALIAPERUGIAFILIALE DI PERUGIABITAITR1320
1786BANCA D'ITALIAPESAROFILIALE DI PESAROBITAITR1333
1787BANCA D'ITALIAPESCARAFILIALE DI PESCARABITAITR1402
1788BANCA D'ITALIAPIACENZAFILIALE DI PIACENZABITAITR1245
1789BANCA D'ITALIAPISAFILIALE DI PISABITAITR1316
1790BANCA D'ITALIAPISTOIAFILIALE DI PISTOIABITAITR1317
1791BANCA D'ITALIAPORDENONEFILIALE DI PORDENONEBITAITR1233
1792BANCA D'ITALIAPOTENZAFILIALE DI POTENZABITAITR1441
1793BANCA D'ITALIARAGUSAFILIALE DI RAGUSABITAITR1516
1794BANCA D'ITALIARAVENNAFILIALE DI RAVENNABITAITR1246
1795BANCA D'ITALIAREGGIO DI CALABRIAFILIALE DI REGGIO CALABRIABITAITR1452
1796BANCA D'ITALIAREGGIO NELL'EMILIAFILIALE DI REGGIO EMILIABITAITR1247
1797BANCA D'ITALIARIETIFILIALE DI RIETIBITAITR1342
1798BANCA D'ITALIAROMABITAITRR
1799BANCA D'ITALIAROMACAMBITRRUIC
1800BANCA D'ITALIAROMACAMBITRR

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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