SWIFT Codes for banks in United Kingdom - Page 284

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
14151LLOYDS BANK PLCDORKING120-124 HIGH ST DORKING - 779523LOYDGB21K08
14152LLOYDS BANK PLCDORKING120-124 HIGH STREET DORKING - 308446LOYDGB21758
14153LLOYDS BANK PLCDORKING120-124 HIGH STREET DORKING - 309270LOYDGB21081
14154LLOYDS BANK PLCDOVERDOVER - 776320LOYDGB21H33
14155LLOYDS BANK PLCDOWNHAM MARKETBRIDGE ST DOWNHAM MARKET - 776619LOYDGB21E68
14156LLOYDS BANK PLCDRIFFIELDDRIFFIELD - 301286LOYDGB21620
14157LLOYDS BANK PLCDRIFFIELDDRIFFIELD - 777121LOYDGB21G30
14158LLOYDS BANK PLCDRIFFIELDMOBILE BRANCH (770415) DRIFFIELD HUBLOYDGB21F36
14159LLOYDS BANK PLCDROITWICHDROITWICH - 772735LOYDGB21W58
14160LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYDUDLEY - 308077LOYDGB21733
14161LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYDUDLEY - 309275LOYDGB21A32
14162LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYDUDLEY - 773304LOYDGB21A42
14163LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYDUDLEY - 773305LOYDGB21A43
14164LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYDUDLEY - 773313LOYDGB21117
14165LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYDUDLEY - 773319LOYDGB21A35
14166LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYDURHAM - 772021LOYDGB21A92
14167LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYNETHERTON DUDLEY - 309587LOYDGB21550
14168LLOYDS BANK PLCDUDLEYSEDGLEY DUDLEY - 773315LOYDGB21A33
14169LLOYDS BANK PLCDUNSTABLEDUNSTABLE - 309277LOYDGB21260
14170LLOYDS BANK PLCDUNSTABLEDUNSTABLLE - 779512LOYDGB21J79
14171LLOYDS BANK PLCDURHAMDURHAM - 309279LOYDGB21264
14172LLOYDS BANK PLCEARLSTONEARLESTOWN - 775107LOYDGB21G68
14173LLOYDS BANK PLCEAST GRINSTEADEAST GRINSTEAD - 309292LOYDGB21174
14174LLOYDS BANK PLCEASTBOURNETERMINUS ROAD EASTBOURNE - 309286LOYDGB21092
14175LLOYDS BANK PLCEASTBOURNETERMINUS ROAD EASTBOURNE - 776304LOYDGB21H64
14176LLOYDS BANK PLCEASTLEIGHEASTLIEGH - 309294LOYDGB21209
14177LLOYDS BANK PLCEASTLEIGHEASTLIEGH - 772517LOYDGB21B45
14178LLOYDS BANK PLCEBBW VALEEBBW VALE - 309297LOYDGB21517
14179LLOYDS BANK PLCEBBW VALEEBBW VALE - 776207LOYDGB21H96
14180LLOYDS BANK PLCEBBW VALEMOBILE BRANCH EBBW VALE HUB (770426)LOYDGB21F17
14181LLOYDS BANK PLCEDGWAREEDGWARE - 308476LOYDGB21775
14182LLOYDS BANK PLCEDGWAREEDGWARE - 309807LOYDGB21068
14183LLOYDS BANK PLCEDINBURGHBOS RETAIL TERM LOANS - 302577LOYDGB21Z56
14184LLOYDS BANK PLCEDINBURGHPRIVATE BANKING EDINBIRGH - 302849LOYDGB21Z44
14185LLOYDS BANK PLCEDINBURGHPRIVATE LENDING CENTRE - 301818LOYDGB21Z57
14186LLOYDS BANK PLCEDINBURGHTHE DIRECT BUSINESS - 305466LOYDGB21F95
14187LLOYDS BANK PLCELLESMERE PORTELLESMERE PORT - 301296LOYDGB21328
14188LLOYDS BANK PLCELLESMERE PORTELLESMERE PORT - 774823LOYDGB21A02
14189LLOYDS BANK PLCELYELY - 306479LOYDGB21675
14190LLOYDS BANK PLCELYELY - 309305LOYDGB21265
14191LLOYDS BANK PLCELYELY - 777205LOYDGB21E84
14192LLOYDS BANK PLCELYELY - 777206LOYDGB21E94
14193LLOYDS BANK PLCELYELY - 777210LOYDGB21G07
14194LLOYDS BANK PLCELYELY - 777223LOYDGB21G02
14195LLOYDS BANK PLCENFIELDSILVER STREET ENFIELD - 309986LOYDGB21043
14196LLOYDS BANK PLCEPSOMEPSOM - 308033LOYDGB21722
14197LLOYDS BANK PLCEPSOMEPSOM - 309308LOYDGB21123
14198LLOYDS BANK PLCEPSOMEPSOM - 773010LOYDGB21W32
14199LLOYDS BANK PLCEVESHAMEVESHAM - 308034LOYDGB21723
14200LLOYDS BANK PLCEVESHAMEVESHAM - 309311LOYDGB21164

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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