SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 387

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
19301UNICREDIT SPAMOLASSANAGENOVA MOLASSANAUNCRITM1104
19302UNICREDIT SPAMOLFETTAMOLFETTA GARIBALDIUNCRITM1L44
19303UNICREDIT SPAMOLINELLAMOLINELLAUNCRITM1NR4
19304UNICREDIT SPAMOLINELLAMOLINELLA MARMORTAUNCRITM1RU1
19305UNICREDIT SPAMONCALIERIMONCALIERIUNCRITM117Y
19306UNICREDIT SPAMONCALIERIMONCALIERI BORGO S.PIETROUNCRITM1EC1
19307UNICREDIT SPAMONCALIERIMONCALIERI CORSO ROMA AUNCRITM1828
19308UNICREDIT SPAMONCALIERIMONCALIERI TESTONAUNCRITM1DE5
19309UNICREDIT SPAMONCALIERIMONCALIERI VITTORIO EMANUELEUNCRITM1DF0
19310UNICREDIT SPAMONDELLO VALDESIPALERMO PRINCIPE SCALEAUNCRITM1I68
19311UNICREDIT SPAMONDOLFOMONDOLFO MAROTTAUNCRITM1Q32
19312UNICREDIT SPAMONDOVI'MONDOVI' ELLEROUNCRITM1T20
19313UNICREDIT SPAMONDRAGONEMONDRAGONEUNCRITM1NF4
19314UNICREDIT SPAMONFALCONEMONFALCONEUNCRITM1Y62
19315UNICREDIT SPAMONFALCONEMONFALCONE CAVOURUNCRITM1V20
19316UNICREDIT SPAMONFALCONEMONFALCONE FINCANTIERIUNCRITM122Z
19317UNICREDIT SPAMONFALCONEMONFALCONE REPUBBLICAUNCRITM10OC
19318UNICREDIT SPAMONFALCONEMONFALCONE VIA ROMAUNCRITM1UQ9
19319UNICREDIT SPAMONGHIDOROMONGHIDOROUNCRITM1NR7
19320UNICREDIT SPAMONIGA DEL GARDAMONIGA DEL GARDAUNCRITM1H67
19321UNICREDIT SPAMONOPOLIMONOPOLI TEN. VACCAUNCRITM1H06
19322UNICREDIT SPAMONREALEMONREALE D'ACQUISTOUNCRITM1I36
19323UNICREDIT SPAMONSELICEMONSELICEUNCRITM1S39
19324UNICREDIT SPAMONSERRATOMONSERRATOUNCRITM1463
19325UNICREDIT SPAMONSUMMANO TERMEMONSUMMANO TERMEUNCRITM1546
19326UNICREDIT SPAMONTAGNANAMONTAGNANAUNCRITM1R14
19327UNICREDIT SPAMONTALECASTELNUOVO RANGONE MONTALEUNCRITM1MM7
19328UNICREDIT SPAMONTALTO DI CASTROMONTALTO DI CASTROUNCRITM1432
19329UNICREDIT SPAMONTALTO DORAMONTALTO DORAUNCRITM1DF1
19330UNICREDIT SPAMONTANAROMONTANAROUNCRITM1DF2
19331UNICREDIT SPAMONTE PORZIO CATONEMONTE PORZIO CATONEUNCRITM1438
19332UNICREDIT SPAMONTE SAN BIAGIOMONTE SAN BIAGIOUNCRITM1433
19333UNICREDIT SPAMONTE SAN GIOVANNI CAMPANOMONTE SAN GIOVANNI CAMPANOUNCRITM1D77
19334UNICREDIT SPAMONTE SAN PIETROMONTE S.PIETROUNCRITM1OS1
19335UNICREDIT SPAMONTE SAN SAVINOMONTE SAN SAVINOUNCRITM1O61
19336UNICREDIT SPAMONTE SANT'ANGELOMONTE S.ANGELOUNCRITM142F
19337UNICREDIT SPAMONTEBELLO VICENTINOMONTEBELLO VICENTINOUNCRITM1D37
19338UNICREDIT SPAMONTEBELLUNAMONTEBELLUNAUNCRITM1Y57
19339UNICREDIT SPAMONTEBELLUNAMONTEBELLUNA GARIBALDIUNCRITM1A44
19340UNICREDIT SPAMONTECATINI TERMEMONTECATINI TERME MATTEOTTIUNCRITM1547
19341UNICREDIT SPAMONTECCHIA DI CROSARAMONTECCHIA DI CROSARAUNCRITM1M29
19342UNICREDIT SPAMONTECCHIO EMILIAMONTECCHIO EMILIA REPUBBLICAUNCRITM1V41
19343UNICREDIT SPAMONTECCHIO MAGGIOREMONTECCHIO MAGGIORE ALTEUNCRITM1P23
19344UNICREDIT SPAMONTECCHIO MAGGIOREMONTECCHIO MAGGIORE VIA ROMAUNCRITM1M68
19345UNICREDIT SPAMONTECHIARO D'ASTIMONTECHIARO D'ASTIUNCRITM1DF4
19346UNICREDIT SPAMONTECOSAROMONTECOSAROUNCRITM1Q21
19347UNICREDIT SPAMONTEFALCONE NEL SANNIOMONTEFALCONE NEL SANNIOUNCRITM1ST1
19348UNICREDIT SPAMONTEFIASCONEMONTEFIASCONEUNCRITM1D78
19349UNICREDIT SPAMONTEFIORINOMONTEFIORINOUNCRITM119H
19350UNICREDIT SPAMONTEFORTE D'ALPONEMONTEFORTE D'ALPONEUNCRITM1M30

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.