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.
| ID | Bank | City | Branch | SWIFT Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1801 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRREST | |
| 1802 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRIS2 | |
| 1803 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRB2B | |
| 1804 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRCOR | |
| 1805 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRSCT | |
| 1806 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRNOT | |
| 1807 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRCOL | |
| 1808 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRERM | |
| 1809 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRINV | |
| 1810 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRPOM | |
| 1811 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRRTER | |
| 1812 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BITAITRR | |
| 1813 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | CAMBITRRUIC | |
| 1814 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | CAMBITRR | |
| 1815 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BANCA D'ITALIA RESOLUTION FUND | BITAITRRRF1 |
| 1816 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BANCA D'ITALIA RESOLUTION FUND - CASH | BITAITRRRF2 |
| 1817 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | BANCA D'ITALIA RESOLUTION FUND - IPC | BITAITRRRF3 |
| 1818 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | CCBM HOME | BITAITRRCCB |
| 1819 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | CONTI LORO | BITAITRRCLO |
| 1820 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | DELEGA UNICA | BITAITRRDEL |
| 1821 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | DEM QUOTE BDI | BITAITR1DEM |
| 1822 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | DEM. QUOTE BDI | BITAITR1Q00 |
| 1823 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | DUALITY | BITAITRRDUA |
| 1824 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | ECMS BDI | BITAITR1ECM |
| 1825 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | ESTINZIONE TITOLI DI SPESA TESORERIA DELLO STATO | BITAITRRUSC |
| 1826 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | IBRIDO SCT STEP2 SIA CGS PARTICIPANT | BITAITR1CTE |
| 1827 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | IBRIDO SCT STEP2 SIA CGS PARTICIPANT | BITAITR1CTU |
| 1828 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | IBRIDO SCT STEP2 SIA ENTRATA | BITAITRR1SE |
| 1829 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | IBRIDO SCT STEP2 SIA USCITA | BITAITRR1SU |
| 1830 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | INTEROPERABILITA | BITAITRRACH |
| 1831 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | ISSP | BITAITRRISS |
| 1832 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | MANDATO INFORMATICO | BITAITRRMAN |
| 1833 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | MOVIMENTAZIONE DIRETTA | BITAITRRGIR |
| 1834 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | NEW ISSP | BITAITRRNIS |
| 1835 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | NEXI INSTANT PAYMENTS | BITAITRRNIP |
| 1836 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | ORDINATIVI TELEMATICI SU OA | BITAITRROOA |
| 1837 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | PAYMENT SYSTEM DEPARTMENT | BITAITRRCON |
| 1838 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | REPO MEF | BITAITRRSET |
| 1839 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | SEDE DI ROMA | BITAITR1343 |
| 1840 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | STEP2 CABI SCT | BITAITRRCGS |
| 1841 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | SUCCURSALE DI ROMA | BITAITR1348 |
| 1842 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | TEST 3I1 | BITAITR13I1 |
| 1843 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | TEST 3I2 | BITAITR13I2 |
| 1844 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | TITOLI DI STATO | BITAITRRTDS |
| 1845 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROMA | VERSAMENTI TESORERIA DELLO STATO | BITAITRRENT |
| 1846 | BANCA D'ITALIA | ROVIGO | FILIALE DI ROVIGO | BITAITR1222 |
| 1847 | BANCA D'ITALIA | SALERNO | FILIALE DI SALERNO | BITAITR1424 |
| 1848 | BANCA D'ITALIA | SASSARI | FILIALE DI SASSARI | BITAITR1522 |
| 1849 | BANCA D'ITALIA | SAVONA | FILIALE DI SAVONA | BITAITR1143 |
| 1850 | BANCA D'ITALIA | SIENA | FILIALE DI SIENA | BITAITR1318 |
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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.
