SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 372

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
18551UNICREDIT SPACHERASCOCHERASCOUNCRITM1CI0
18552UNICREDIT SPACHIAMPOCHIAMPOUNCRITM1N44
18553UNICREDIT SPACHIARAMONTE GULFICHIARAMONTE GULFIUNCRITM1H88
18554UNICREDIT SPACHIARANOCHIARANOUNCRITM1A22
18555UNICREDIT SPACHIARAVALLECHIARAVALLEUNCRITM1QP4
18556UNICREDIT SPACHIARICHIARI MELLINIUNCRITM1025
18557UNICREDIT SPACHIAVARICHIAVARIUNCRITM1Y99
18558UNICREDIT SPACHIAVARICHIAVARI GARIBALDI AUNCRITM1150
18559UNICREDIT SPACHIAVENNACHIAVENNAUNCRITM1176
18560UNICREDIT SPACHIERICHIERIUNCRITM115Y
18561UNICREDIT SPACHIERICHIERI PALAZZO DI CITTA'UNCRITM1CI2
18562UNICREDIT SPACHIETICHIETI - SCALO AUNCRITM1E10
18563UNICREDIT SPACHIETICHIETI MARRUCCINOUNCRITM1762
18564UNICREDIT SPACHIETICHIETI VIALE ABRUZZOUNCRITM1789
18565UNICREDIT SPACHIOGGIACHIOGGIA BORGO S.GIOVANNIUNCRITM1V10
18566UNICREDIT SPACHIOGGIACHIOGGIA PEROTOLOUNCRITM1919
18567UNICREDIT SPACHIOGGIACHIOGGIA SOTTOMARINAUNCRITM1924
18568UNICREDIT SPACHIUSA SCLAFANICHIUSA SCLAFANIUNCRITM1178
18569UNICREDIT SPACHIUSICHIUSIUNCRITM1Y58
18570UNICREDIT SPACHIVASSOCHIVASSOUNCRITM108Y
18571UNICREDIT SPACHIVASSOCHIVASSO VIA TORINOUNCRITM1CI4
18572UNICREDIT SPACIAMPINOCIAMPINO AEROPORTOUNCRITM1C79
18573UNICREDIT SPACIAMPINOCIAMPINO VIA DEL LAVOROUNCRITM1C78
18574UNICREDIT SPACIANCIANACIANCIANAUNCRITM1H89
18575UNICREDIT SPACIGLIANOCIGLIANOUNCRITM1CI6
18576UNICREDIT SPACIMINNACIMINNAUNCRITM1180
18577UNICREDIT SPACIMITILECIMITILEUNCRITM1E86
18578UNICREDIT SPACINISELLO BALSAMOCINISELLO BALSAMO LIBERTA'UNCRITM1254
18579UNICREDIT SPACINISICINISIUNCRITM1H90
18580UNICREDIT SPACIRIE'CIRIE'UNCRITM109Y
18581UNICREDIT SPACIRIE'CIRIE' MARTIRI DELLA LIBERTA'UNCRITM1CI8
18582UNICREDIT SPACISLAGOCISLAGOUNCRITM1O01
18583UNICREDIT SPACISTERNA DI LATINACISTERNA DI LATINA XIX MARZOUNCRITM1C82
18584UNICREDIT SPACITTA' DELLA PIEVECITTA' DELLA PIEVEUNCRITM1J16
18585UNICREDIT SPACITTA' DI CASTELLOCITTA DI CASTELLO ZAMPINIUNCRITM1J39
18586UNICREDIT SPACITTA' DI CASTELLOCITTA' DI CASTELLO TRESTINAUNCRITM1J88
18587UNICREDIT SPACITTADELLACITTADELLA BORGO VICENZAUNCRITM1918
18588UNICREDIT SPACITTADUCALECITTADUCALE EEMSUNCRITM1Z34
18589UNICREDIT SPACIVIDALE DEL FRIULICIVIDALE DEL FRIULIUNCRITM1UN9
18590UNICREDIT SPACIVIDATE AL PIANOCIVIDATE AL PIANOUNCRITM1052
18591UNICREDIT SPACIVITA CASTELLANACIVITA CASTELLANA BUOZZIUNCRITM1C86
18592UNICREDIT SPACIVITANOVA MARCHECIVITANOVA MARCHE CARDUCCIUNCRITM1Y34
18593UNICREDIT SPACIVITAVECCHIACIVITAVECCHIA CAVOURUNCRITM175A
18594UNICREDIT SPACIVITELLA D'AGLIANOCIVITELLA D'AGLIANOUNCRITM1O66
18595UNICREDIT SPACIVITELLA DI ROMAGNACIVITELLA DI ROMAGNAUNCRITM1QV3
18596UNICREDIT SPACIVITELLA SAN PAOLOCIVITELLA SAN PAOLOUNCRITM1O50
18597UNICREDIT SPACLESCLESUNCRITM10CN
18598UNICREDIT SPACOAZZECOAZZEUNCRITM1CL0
18599UNICREDIT SPACOCCAGLIOCOCCAGLIOUNCRITM1027
18600UNICREDIT SPACODIGOROCODIGOROUNCRITM1NR6

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.