SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 395

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
19701UNICREDIT SPAPINO TORINESEPINO TORINESEUNCRITM1DI5
19702UNICREDIT SPAPINZOLOMADONNA DI CAMPIGLIOUNCRITM10EM
19703UNICREDIT SPAPINZOLOPINZOLOUNCRITM10FM
19704UNICREDIT SPAPIOLTELLOPIOLTELLO VIA TRIPOLIUNCRITM1246
19705UNICREDIT SPAPIOMBINOPIOMBINO LOMBROSOUNCRITM153A
19706UNICREDIT SPAPIOSSASCOPIOSSASCO XX SETTEMBREUNCRITM1DI6
19707UNICREDIT SPAPIOVE DI SACCOPIOVE DI SACCO DA MOLINUNCRITM1S38
19708UNICREDIT SPAPIOVENE ROCCHETTEPIOVENE ROCCHETTEUNCRITM1M71
19709UNICREDIT SPAPISAPISA GARIBALDIUNCRITM1G12
19710UNICREDIT SPAPISCINAPISCINAUNCRITM1DI9
19711UNICREDIT SPAPISTOIAPISTOIA FEDIUNCRITM1G28
19712UNICREDIT SPAPISTOIAPISTOIA VIA ADUAUNCRITM1RR3
19713UNICREDIT SPAPIZZIGHETTONEPIZZIGHETTONEUNCRITM1549
19714UNICREDIT SPAPODENZANOPODENZANOUNCRITM1V57
19715UNICREDIT SPAPOFIPOFIUNCRITM1405
19716UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIARDOPOGGIARDOUNCRITM1TR3
19717UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIBONSIPOGGIBONSI GRAMSCIUNCRITM1POG
19718UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIO A CAIANOPOGGIO A CAIANOUNCRITM1570
19719UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIO BUSTONEPOGGIO BUSTONEUNCRITM178E
19720UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIO MIRTETOPOGGIO MIRTETO MATTEOTTIUNCRITM1D86
19721UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIO MOIANOPOGGIO MOIANOUNCRITM1476
19722UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIO RENATICOPOGGIO RENATICOUNCRITM1NS9
19723UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIO RUSCOPOGGIO RUSCOUNCRITM1M98
19724UNICREDIT SPAPOGGIOMARINOPOGGIOMARINOUNCRITM1F58
19725UNICREDIT SPAPOIRINOPOIRINOUNCRITM1DI8
19726UNICREDIT SPAPOLCENIGOPOLCENIGO S.GIOVANNIUNCRITM1US0
19727UNICREDIT SPAPOLICOROPOLICOROUNCRITM1H16
19728UNICREDIT SPAPOLIGNANO A MAREPOLIGNANO A MAREUNCRITM1C66
19729UNICREDIT SPAPOLINAGOPOLINAGOUNCRITM1MN2
19730UNICREDIT SPAPOLVERIGIPOLVERIGIUNCRITM1Q06
19731UNICREDIT SPAPOMEZIAPOMEZIA CASTELLI ROMANIUNCRITM1483
19732UNICREDIT SPAPOMEZIAPOMEZIA S.BENEDETTOUNCRITM1D87
19733UNICREDIT SPAPOMEZIAPOMEZIA TOR VAIANICAUNCRITM1482
19734UNICREDIT SPAPOMEZIAPOMEZIA VIA ROMAUNCRITM1479
19735UNICREDIT SPAPOMIGLIANO D'ARCOPOMIGLIANO D'ARCO LEONEUNCRITM161G
19736UNICREDIT SPAPOMIGLIANO D'ARCOPOMIGLIANO D'ARCO VIA ROMAUNCRITM1F71
19737UNICREDIT SPAPOMPEIPOMPEIUNCRITM1F72
19738UNICREDIT SPAPONSACCOPONSACCOUNCRITM1Y61
19739UNICREDIT SPAPONT CANAVESEPONT CANAVESEUNCRITM1DL0
19740UNICREDIT SPAPONT-SAINT-MARTINPONT S.MARTINUNCRITM1DL2
19741UNICREDIT SPAPONTASSIEVEPONTASSIEVEUNCRITM1F99
19742UNICREDIT SPAPONTEPONTEUNCRITM1NG6
19743UNICREDIT SPAPONTE DI PIAVEPONTE DI PIAVE MARCONIUNCRITM1A64
19744UNICREDIT SPAPONTE FELCINOPERUGIA PONTE FELCINOUNCRITM1J27
19745UNICREDIT SPAPONTE NELLE ALPIPONTE NELLE ALPIUNCRITM1P37
19746UNICREDIT SPAPONTE PATTOLIPERUGIA PONTE PATTOLIUNCRITM1J55
19747UNICREDIT SPAPONTE SAN GIOVANNIPERUGIA PONTE SAN GIOVANNIUNCRITM1J28
19748UNICREDIT SPAPONTE SAN NICOLO'PONTE S.NICOLO'UNCRITM1R06
19749UNICREDIT SPAPONTE SAN PIETROPONTE SAN PIETROUNCRITM113L
19750UNICREDIT SPAPONTEBBAPONTEBBAUNCRITM1US3

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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