SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 394

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
19651UNICREDIT SPAPERUGIAPERUGIA SAN MARCOUNCRITM1J77
19652UNICREDIT SPAPERUGIAPERUGIA SAN SISTOUNCRITM1J08
19653UNICREDIT SPAPERUGIAPERUGIA SETTEVALLIUNCRITM1J06
19654UNICREDIT SPAPERUGIAPERUGIA UNIVERSITA'UNCRITM1J11
19655UNICREDIT SPAPERUGIAPERUGIA VANNUCCIUNCRITM1J01
19656UNICREDIT SPAPERUGIAPERUGIA XX SETTEMBREUNCRITM1770
19657UNICREDIT SPAPERUGIAUMBRIAUNCRITM1PGX
19658UNICREDIT SPAPESAROPESAROUNCRITM1Y45
19659UNICREDIT SPAPESAROPESARO GIOLITTIUNCRITM1ST6
19660UNICREDIT SPAPESAROPESARO MARCONIUNCRITM1QN9
19661UNICREDIT SPAPESAROPESARO XI SETTEMBREUNCRITM1ST5
19662UNICREDIT SPAPESCANTINAPESCANTINAUNCRITM1M34
19663UNICREDIT SPAPESCARAABRUZZO MOLISEUNCRITM1PEW
19664UNICREDIT SPAPESCARAPESCARAUNCRITM1Y80
19665UNICREDIT SPAPESCARAPESCARA CIRCUITOUNCRITM1RM2
19666UNICREDIT SPAPESCARAPESCARA TIBURTINAUNCRITM1A34
19667UNICREDIT SPAPESCARAPESCARA UMBERTOUNCRITM1760
19668UNICREDIT SPAPESCARAPESCARA UNIONEUNCRITM1E22
19669UNICREDIT SPAPESCHIERA BORROMEOPESCHIERA BORROMEOUNCRITM1MPB
19670UNICREDIT SPAPESCHIERA DEL GARDAPESCHIERA DEL GARDA V.LE VENEZIAUNCRITM1D29
19671UNICREDIT SPAPESCIAPESCIAUNCRITM1577
19672UNICREDIT SPAPETRIGNANOASSISI PETRIGNANOUNCRITM1J57
19673UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZAUNCRITM172Y
19674UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZA BATTISTIUNCRITM1365
19675UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZA CAVALLIUNCRITM1BC7
19676UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZA CELLAUNCRITM1QR2
19677UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZA COLOMBO AUNCRITM1366
19678UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZA COLOMBO CUNCRITM1V95
19679UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZA MARTIRI RESISTENZAUNCRITM1PV2
19680UNICREDIT SPAPIACENZAPIACENZA ZECCAUNCRITM16AA
19681UNICREDIT SPAPIANA DEGLI ALBANESIPIANA DEGLI ALBANESIUNCRITM1I81
19682UNICREDIT SPAPIANA DI MONTE VERNAPIANA DI MONTE VERNAUNCRITM1NG4
19683UNICREDIT SPAPIANEZZAPIANEZZA XXV APRILEUNCRITM1DI3
19684UNICREDIT SPAPIANOROPIANOROUNCRITM1OQ7
19685UNICREDIT SPAPIANOROPIANORO RASTIGNANOUNCRITM1NS0
19686UNICREDIT SPAPIAVE LATINALATINA BORGO PIAVEUNCRITM1Z17
19687UNICREDIT SPAPIAZZA ARMERINAPIAZZA ARMERINAUNCRITM1I82
19688UNICREDIT SPAPIAZZOLA SUL BRENTAPIAZZOLA SUL BRENTAUNCRITM1Q89
19689UNICREDIT SPAPIEDIMONTE SAN GERMANOPIEDIMONTE SAN GERMANO - FIATUNCRITM1471
19690UNICREDIT SPAPIERANTONIOUMBERTIDE PIERANTONIOUNCRITM1J75
19691UNICREDIT SPAPIETRELCINAPIETRELCINAUNCRITM1NG5
19692UNICREDIT SPAPIEVE DI CADOREPIEVE DI CADOREUNCRITM1D41
19693UNICREDIT SPAPIEVE DI CENTOPIEVE DI CENTOUNCRITM1NS3
19694UNICREDIT SPAPIEVE DI SOLIGOPIEVE DI SOLIGOUNCRITM1A60
19695UNICREDIT SPAPIEVE TESINOPIEVE TESINOUNCRITM10EV
19696UNICREDIT SPAPIGLIOPIGLIOUNCRITM1472
19697UNICREDIT SPAPINASCAPINASCAUNCRITM1DL3
19698UNICREDIT SPAPINEROLOPINEROLOUNCRITM118Y
19699UNICREDIT SPAPINEROLOPINEROLO NAZIONALEUNCRITM1GA9
19700UNICREDIT SPAPINEROLOPINEROLO PORPORATOUNCRITM1DI4

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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