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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
1951BANCA DEL PIEMONTEBORGOMANEROBORGOMANEROBDCPITT1061
1952BANCA DEL PIEMONTEBRABDCPITT1085
1953BANCA DEL PIEMONTEBRANDIZZOBDCPITT1025
1954BANCA DEL PIEMONTEBUSCABDCPITT1086
1955BANCA DEL PIEMONTECANDIOLOBDCPITT1031
1956BANCA DEL PIEMONTECARIGNANOBDCPITT1029
1957BANCA DEL PIEMONTECASALE MONFERRATOBDCPITT1040
1958BANCA DEL PIEMONTECASALE MONFERRATOBDCPITT1052
1959BANCA DEL PIEMONTECASELLE TORINESEBDCPITT1037
1960BANCA DEL PIEMONTECHIERIBDCPITT1022
1961BANCA DEL PIEMONTECIRIE'BDCPITT1024
1962BANCA DEL PIEMONTECOLLEGNOBDCPITT1072
1963BANCA DEL PIEMONTECUNEOBDCPITT1080
1964BANCA DEL PIEMONTEDRUENTOBDCPITT1039
1965BANCA DEL PIEMONTEFOSSANOBDCPITT1083
1966BANCA DEL PIEMONTEFRASSINETO POBDCPITT1043
1967BANCA DEL PIEMONTEGALLIATEGALLIATEBDCPITT1063
1968BANCA DEL PIEMONTEGASSINO TORINESEBDCPITT1034
1969BANCA DEL PIEMONTEGIAVENOBDCPITT1026
1970BANCA DEL PIEMONTEGRUGLIASCOGRUGLIASCOBDCPITT1076
1971BANCA DEL PIEMONTELEINI'BDCPITT1032
1972BANCA DEL PIEMONTEMILANOBDCPITT1090
1973BANCA DEL PIEMONTEMOMBELLO MONFERRATOBDCPITT1047
1974BANCA DEL PIEMONTEMONCALIERIBDCPITT1071
1975BANCA DEL PIEMONTEMONDOVI'BDCPITT1081
1976BANCA DEL PIEMONTENICHELINONICHELINOBDCPITT1075
1977BANCA DEL PIEMONTENOVARAFUNZIONE PRIVATE BANKER PIEMONTE NORD ESTBDCPITT1658
1978BANCA DEL PIEMONTENOVARANOVARABDCPITT1060
1979BANCA DEL PIEMONTEOLEGGIOBDCPITT1066
1980BANCA DEL PIEMONTEOZZANO MONFERRATOBDCPITT1044
1981BANCA DEL PIEMONTEPIANEZZABDCPITT1035
1982BANCA DEL PIEMONTEPINEROLOPINEROLOBDCPITT1073
1983BANCA DEL PIEMONTEPIOSSASCOBDCPITT1038
1984BANCA DEL PIEMONTEPOIRINOBDCPITT1027
1985BANCA DEL PIEMONTERIVALTA DI TORINOBDCPITT1033
1986BANCA DEL PIEMONTERIVOLIBDCPITT1070
1987BANCA DEL PIEMONTESALUZZOBDCPITT1084
1988BANCA DEL PIEMONTESAN MAURO TORINESEBDCPITT1030
1989BANCA DEL PIEMONTESAVIGLIANOBDCPITT1082
1990BANCA DEL PIEMONTESETTIMO TORINESEBDCPITT1074
1991BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOBDCPITTT
1992BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOFUNZIONE PRIVATE BANKERSBDCPITT1654
1993BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 013BDCPITT1013
1994BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 1BDCPITT1011
1995BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 10BDCPITT1010
1996BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 12BDCPITT1012
1997BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 2BDCPITT1021
1998BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 3BDCPITT1023
1999BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 4BDCPITT1014
2000BANCA DEL PIEMONTETORINOTORINO 6BDCPITT1016

Last Database Update : 26-JAN-2024

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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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