SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 367

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
18301UNICREDIT SPACALTANISSETTACALTANISSETTA PIAZZA TRENTOUNCRITM1G85
18302UNICREDIT SPACALTANISSETTACALTANISSETTA ROCHESTERUNCRITM1G86
18303UNICREDIT SPACALTANISSETTACALTANISSETTA T.ENTI-CAS.REG.UNCRITM1O32
18304UNICREDIT SPACALTANISSETTACALTANISSETTA UMBERTO IUNCRITM1K64
18305UNICREDIT SPACALTAVUTUROCALTAVUTUROUNCRITM1G87
18306UNICREDIT SPACALTRANOCALTRANOUNCRITM1N03
18307UNICREDIT SPACALUSCO D'ADDACALUSCO D'ADDAUNCRITM1M00
18308UNICREDIT SPACALUSOCALUSOUNCRITM1CE8
18309UNICREDIT SPACAMAIORELIDO DI CAMAIOREUNCRITM1O65
18310UNICREDIT SPACAMBIANOCAMBIANOUNCRITM1CF0
18311UNICREDIT SPACAMERANOCAMERANOUNCRITM1Q05
18312UNICREDIT SPACAMISANO VICENTINOCAMISANO VICENTINOUNCRITM1M63
18313UNICREDIT SPACAMPAGNANO DI ROMACAMPAGNANO DI ROMAUNCRITM1C52
18314UNICREDIT SPACAMPAGNOLA EMILIACAMPAGNOLA EMILIAUNCRITM1413
18315UNICREDIT SPACAMPI BISENZIOCAMPI BISENZIO - C. COMM. 'I GIGLI'UNCRITM1F11
18316UNICREDIT SPACAMPI BISENZIOCAMPI BISENZIO VIA VITTORIO VENETOUNCRITM1514
18317UNICREDIT SPACAMPI SALENTINACAMPI SALENTINAUNCRITM1TM2
18318UNICREDIT SPACAMPIGLIA MARITTIMACAMPIGLIA MARITTIMA VENTURINAUNCRITM1G49
18319UNICREDIT SPACAMPOBASSOCAMPOBASSO MAZZINIUNCRITM1NB9
18320UNICREDIT SPACAMPOBASSOCAMPOBASSO PIETRUNTOUNCRITM1SR6
18321UNICREDIT SPACAMPOBELLO DI MAZARACAMPOBELLO DI MAZARAUNCRITM1G90
18322UNICREDIT SPACAMPODARSEGOCAMPODARSEGOUNCRITM1S35
18323UNICREDIT SPACAMPOFELICE DI ROCCELLACAMPOFELICE DI ROCCELLAUNCRITM1K93
18324UNICREDIT SPACAMPOGALLIANOCAMPOGALLIANOUNCRITM1MO1
18325UNICREDIT SPACAMPOMARINOCAMPOMARINOUNCRITM1SS2
18326UNICREDIT SPACAMPONOGARACAMPONOGARAUNCRITM1S34
18327UNICREDIT SPACAMPOREALECAMPOREALEUNCRITM1G92
18328UNICREDIT SPACAMPOSAMPIEROCAMPOSAMPIEROUNCRITM1914
18329UNICREDIT SPACAMPOSANTOCAMPOSANTOUNCRITM1OO0
18330UNICREDIT SPACAMUGNANOCAMUGNANOUNCRITM1NM5
18331UNICREDIT SPACANALECANALEUNCRITM1GF4
18332UNICREDIT SPACANAZEICANAZEIUNCRITM10BQ
18333UNICREDIT SPACANELLICANELLIUNCRITM1CF2
18334UNICREDIT SPACANICATTI'CANICATTI' BATTISTIUNCRITM119A
18335UNICREDIT SPACANICATTI'CANICATTI' REGINA ELENAUNCRITM167H
18336UNICREDIT SPACANICATTINI BAGNICANICATTINI BAGNIUNCRITM1K94
18337UNICREDIT SPACANOSA DI PUGLIACANOSA DI PUGLIAUNCRITM1E54
18338UNICREDIT SPACANOSSACANOSSA CIANO D'ENZAUNCRITM128V
18339UNICREDIT SPACANTU'CANTU' XX SETTEMBREUNCRITM1310
18340UNICREDIT SPACAORLECAORLE DAL MOROUNCRITM1UN4
18341UNICREDIT SPACAORLECAORLE RISORGIMENTOUNCRITM1UT6
18342UNICREDIT SPACAPACICAPACIUNCRITM1G94
18343UNICREDIT SPACAPANNORICAPANNORI GUAMOUNCRITM1F05
18344UNICREDIT SPACAPANNORICAPANNORI LAMMARIUNCRITM153M
18345UNICREDIT SPACAPENACAPENAUNCRITM1C57
18346UNICREDIT SPACAPO D'ORLANDOCAPO D'ORLANDOUNCRITM1G95
18347UNICREDIT SPACAPODRISECAPODRISEUNCRITM1NC5
18348UNICREDIT SPACAPRAROLACAPRAROLAUNCRITM1C58
18349UNICREDIT SPACAPRICAPRI UMBERTO IUNCRITM1E84
18350UNICREDIT SPACAPRIATE SAN GERVASIOCAPRIATE S.GERVASIOUNCRITM1312

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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