SWIFT Codes for banks in United Kingdom - Page 156

Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in United Kingdom. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. Passive participants codes are excluded from the list.

IDBankCityBranchSWIFT Code
7751CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BARNSLEYBARNSLEYCPBKGB21BAR
7752CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BASINGSTOKEBASINGSTOKECPBKGB21BAS
7753CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BEDFORDBEDFORDCPBKGB21BED
7754CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BIRMINGHAMBIRMINGHAMCPBKGB21BIR
7755CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BIRMINGHAMBIRMINGHAM SERVICE CENTRECPBKGB21BRP
7756CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BLACKBURNCPBKGB21BLK
7757CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BLACKBURNBLACKBURNCPBKGB21BLN
7758CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BLACKPOOLBLACKPOOLCPBKGB21BLP
7759CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BLACKWOODBLACKWOOD, GWENTCPBKGB21BLA
7760CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BOLTONBOLTONCPBKGB21BOL
7761CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BOURNEMOUTHBOURNEMOUTHCPBKGB21CCC
7762CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRADFORDBRADFORDCPBKGB21BRA
7763CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRIDGENDBRIDGENDCPBKGB21BRD
7764CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRIGHTONBRIGHTONCPBKGB21BRG
7765CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRIGHTONGMAC COMMERCIAL CREDITCPBKGB21GMC
7766CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRIGHTONUCB,BRIGHTONCPBKGB21GMA
7767CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRISTOLBRISTOLCPBKGB21BRI
7768CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRISTOLBRISTOL CREDIT UNIONCPBKGB21BCU
7769CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BRISTOLBRISTOL RPC, BRISTOLCPBKGB21BRC
7770CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.BURTON-ON-TRENTBURTON-ON-TRENTCPBKGB21BUR
7771CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CAERPHILLYCPBKGB21CAE
7772CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CAMBRIDGECAMBRIDGECPBKGB21CAM
7773CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CARDIFFCARDIFFCPBKGB21CAR
7774CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CARDIFFCARDIFF SERVICE CENTRECPBKGB21CRP
7775CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CARDIFFQUEEN STREET, CARDIFFCPBKGB21CRD
7776CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CHATHAMCHATHAMCPBKGB21CHM
7777CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CHELMSFORDCHELMSFORDCPBKGB21CHE
7778CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CHESTERCHESTER BANKPOINTCPBKGB21CBP
7779CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CHESTERMACCLESFIELDCPBKGB21MAC
7780CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CHESTER-LE-STREETCHESTER-LE-STREETCPBKGB21CST
7781CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CHESTERFIELDCHESTERFIELDCPBKGB21CHS
7782CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.COLCHESTERCOLCHESTERCPBKGB21COL
7783CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.COLCHESTERCOLCHESTER BULLION CENTRECPBKGB21CBC
7784CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CONWYLLANDUDNO CREDIT UNIONCPBKGB21LLU
7785CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.COVENTRYCOVENTRYCPBKGB21COV
7786CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CREWECREWECPBKGB21CRE
7787CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CROYDONCROYDONCPBKGB21CRO
7788CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.CWMBRANCPBKGB21CWM
7789CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.DARLINGTONDARLINGTONCPBKGB21DAR
7790CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.DARTFORDDARTFORDCPBKGB21DRT
7791CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.DERBYDERBYCPBKGB21DER
7792CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.DONCASTERDONCASTERCPBKGB21DON
7793CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.DUDLEYDUDLEYCPBKGB21DUD
7794CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.DURHAMDURHAMCPBKGB21DUR
7795CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.EXETEREXETERCPBKGB21EXE
7796CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.GLASGOWGLASGOWCPBKGB21GLA
7797CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.GLASGOWGLASGOW, FORMERLY EDINBURGHCPBKGB21EDE
7798CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.GLASGOWSCOTTISH POSTAL WORKERSCPBKGB21SPU
7799CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.GLOUCESTERGLOUCESTERCPBKGB21GLO
7800CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLC.GLOUCESTERGLOUCHESTER 2CPBKGB21GLC

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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