SWIFT Codes for banks in United Kingdom - Page 291

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
14501LLOYDS BANK PLCLLANELLILLANELLI - 309514LOYDGB21302
14502LLOYDS BANK PLCLLANELLILLANELLI - 776510LOYDGB21H51
14503LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONLOYDGB22TSY
14504LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONLOYDGB22
14505LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBAKER STREET - 309039LOYDGB21135
14506LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBALHAM - 308468LOYDGB21770
14507LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBALHAM - 309607LOYDGB21175
14508LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBERKELEY SQUARE - 309072LOYDGB21172
14509LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBERKELEY SQUARE - 309137LOYDGB21161
14510LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBM MORTGAGES - 300250LOYDGB21F78
14511LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBM SAVINGS - 300251LOYDGB21F79
14512LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBM WHITE LABEL - 300252LOYDGB21F80
14513LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBRIXTON - 779109LOYDGB21J11
14514LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBROADWAY STRATFORD - 779122LOYDGB21J06
14515LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBROADWAY STRATFORD - 779160LOYDGB21K16
14516LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONBROMLEY - 309842LOYDGB21344
14517LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMBERWELL GREEN - 306438LOYDGB21669
14518LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMBERWELL GREEN - 309154LOYDGB21281
14519LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMBERWELL GREEN - 309289LOYDGB21393
14520LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMDEN TOWN - 306443LOYDGB21671
14521LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMDEN TOWN - 309157LOYDGB21304
14522LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMDEN TOWN - 309380LOYDGB21065
14523LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMDEN TOWN - 779117LOYDGB21J19
14524LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCAMDEN TOWN - 779132LOYDGB21J33
14525LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCANARY WHARF - 301354LOYDGB21537
14526LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHAPS LONDONLOYDGB21K49
14527LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE (309183)LOYDGB21236
14528LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 300004LOYDGB21019
14529LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 300009LOYDGB21013
14530LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 306260LOYDGB21647
14531LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 306541LOYDGB21682
14532LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 308421LOYDGB21746
14533LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 309159LOYDGB21230
14534LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 309287LOYDGB21277
14535LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 309323LOYDGB21009
14536LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 309431LOYDGB21037
14537LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 309492LOYDGB21166
14538LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 309567LOYDGB21243
14539LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 309952LOYDGB21462
14540LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 779102LOYDGB21J64
14541LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 779104LOYDGB21J66
14542LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 779107LOYDGB21J39
14543LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 779143LOYDGB21J24
14544LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHEAPSIDE - 779165LOYDGB21K20
14545LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHELSEA - 306472LOYDGB21674
14546LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHELSEA - 309186LOYDGB21152
14547LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHELSEA - 309481LOYDGB21024
14548LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHELSEA - 309771LOYDGB21181
14549LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHELSEA - 309786LOYDGB21051
14550LLOYDS BANK PLCLONDONCHISWELL STREETLOYDGB2LCOD

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.

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