SWIFT Codes for banks in Italy - Page 396

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
19751UNICREDIT SPAPONTECAGNANO FAIANOPONTECAGNANO FAIANO MONS. GRASSOUNCRITM1Y63
19752UNICREDIT SPAPONTECORVOPONTECORVOUNCRITM1484
19753UNICREDIT SPAPONTEDERAPONTEDERAUNCRITM1G25
19754UNICREDIT SPAPONTELANDOLFOPONTELANDOLFOUNCRITM1NG7
19755UNICREDIT SPAPONTINIAPONTINIAUNCRITM1485
19756UNICREDIT SPAPONZANOPONZANO VENETOUNCRITM1A62
19757UNICREDIT SPAPORCIAPORCIA MARCONIUNCRITM1US5
19758UNICREDIT SPAPORDENONEPORDENONEUNCRITM1O24
19759UNICREDIT SPAPORDENONEPORDENONE GRIGOLETTIUNCRITM1RP5
19760UNICREDIT SPAPORDENONEPORDENONE MAZZINIUNCRITM1US6
19761UNICREDIT SPAPORRETTA TERMEPORRETTA TERMEUNCRITM1OM2
19762UNICREDIT SPAPORTICIPORTICI GARIBALDIUNCRITM1F59
19763UNICREDIT SPAPORTO EMPEDOCLEPORTO EMPEDOCLEUNCRITM1I84
19764UNICREDIT SPAPORTO RECANATIPORTO RECANATIUNCRITM1QT3
19765UNICREDIT SPAPORTO SAN GIORGIOPORTO S.GIORGIO ROSSELLIUNCRITM1Q38
19766UNICREDIT SPAPORTO SANT'ELPIDIOPORTO SANT'ELPIDIO MAZZINIUNCRITM1YM1
19767UNICREDIT SPAPORTO TORRESPORTO TORRESUNCRITM147P
19768UNICREDIT SPAPORTO VIROPORTO VIROUNCRITM1R19
19769UNICREDIT SPAPORTOFERRAIOPORTOFERRAIOUNCRITM1F43
19770UNICREDIT SPAPORTOGRUAROPORTOGRUARO MARTIRI LIBERTA'UNCRITM1US7
19771UNICREDIT SPAPORTOMAGGIOREPORTOMAGGIOREUNCRITM1MN8
19772UNICREDIT SPAPORTOSCUSOPORTOSCUSO PORTOVESMEUNCRITM1Z07
19773UNICREDIT SPAPOTENZAPOTENZA GALLITELLOUNCRITM1H09
19774UNICREDIT SPAPOTENZAPOTENZA PRETORIAUNCRITM1H08
19775UNICREDIT SPAPOTENZAPOTENZA SCALEAUNCRITM1L51
19776UNICREDIT SPAPOVEGLIANO VERONESEPOVEGLIANO VERONESEUNCRITM1M36
19777UNICREDIT SPAPOVIGLIOPOVIGLIO INDIPENDENZAUNCRITM145V
19778UNICREDIT SPAPOZZALLOPOZZALLOUNCRITM1I86
19779UNICREDIT SPAPOZZUOLIPOZZUOLI CAPOMAZZAUNCRITM1N76
19780UNICREDIT SPAPOZZUOLOCASTIGLIONE DEL LAGO POZZUOLOUNCRITM1J30
19781UNICREDIT SPAPRADELLENOGAROLE ROCCAUNCRITM1N13
19782UNICREDIT SPAPRATA DI PORDENONEPRATA DI PORDENONEUNCRITM1US8
19783UNICREDIT SPAPRATOPRATOUNCRITM193Y
19784UNICREDIT SPAPRATOPRATO - C.COMM.DIREZ. TECNO UNOUNCRITM1F46
19785UNICREDIT SPAPRATOPRATO VALENTINIUNCRITM1G37
19786UNICREDIT SPAPRATOPRATO VIA BOLOGNA BUNCRITM1F45
19787UNICREDIT SPAPRATOPRATO VIA LEPANTOUNCRITM1QS4
19788UNICREDIT SPAPRATOLA SERRAPRATOLA SERRAUNCRITM1Z74
19789UNICREDIT SPAPREDAPPIOPREDAPPIOUNCRITM1QR0
19790UNICREDIT SPAPREDAZZOPREDAZZOUNCRITM10FP
19791UNICREDIT SPAPREGANZIOLPREGANZIOLUNCRITM1A63
19792UNICREDIT SPAPREMILCUOREPREMILCUOREUNCRITM1QR5
19793UNICREDIT SPAPRIGNANO SULLA SECCHIAPRIGNANO SULLA SECCHIAUNCRITM1MM8
19794UNICREDIT SPAPRIOLO GARGALLOPRIOLO GARGALLOUNCRITM1I87
19795UNICREDIT SPAPRIVERNOPRIVERNO MARTIRI UNGHERIAUNCRITM1D88
19796UNICREDIT SPAPRIZZIPRIZZIUNCRITM1I88
19797UNICREDIT SPAPULSANOPULSANOUNCRITM1TS6
19798UNICREDIT SPAPUOS D'ALPAGOPUOS D'ALPAGOUNCRITM1N37
19799UNICREDIT SPAPUTIGNANOPUTIGNANO CAPPUCCINIUNCRITM1L53
19800UNICREDIT SPAQUARRATAQUARRATAUNCRITM1543

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.