SWIFT Codes for banks in United Kingdom - Page 53

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
2601BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCALDYKIRKCALDY (804767)BOFSGBS1269
2602BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCALDYKIRKCALDY 114 HIGH STREETBOFSGB21154
2603BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCALDYKIRKCALDY 128 HIGH STREETHLFXGB21M48
2604BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCALDYKIRKCALDY HIGH ST - 804764BOFSGBS1271
2605BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCALDYKIRKCALDY MITCHELSTON (804768)BOFSGBS1160
2606BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCALDYKIRKCALDY,MITCHELSTONHLFXGB21M49
2607BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCALDYKIRKCALDY,VICTORIA HOSPHLFXGB21M50
2608BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCUDBRIGHTKIRKCUDBRIGHTHLFXGB21M51
2609BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCUDBRIGHTKIRKCUDBRIGHT (800863)BOFSGB21049
2610BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKCUDBRIGHTKIRKUDBRIGHTBOFSGBS1268
2611BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKINTILLOCHKIRKINTILLOCHBOFSGB21048
2612BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKINTILLOCHKIRKINTILLOCH (R) 80.47.71BOFSGBS1161
2613BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKWALLKIRKWALLBOFSGB21053
2614BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKWALLKIRKWALLHLFXGB21M53
2615BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKIRKWALLKIRKWALL (R) 80.47.72BOFSGBS1162
2616BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKYLEKYLEBOFSGB21058
2617BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKYLEKYLEHLFXGB21M57
2618BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKYLEKYLE (804774)BOFSGBS1163
2619BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKYLEKYLE - 114560HLFXGB21D18
2620BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKYLEKYLE - 800583BOFSGB21359
2621BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKYLEKYLE - 804560BOFSGBS1328
2622BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCKYLEKYLE - 804791BOFSGBS1263
2623BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANARKLANARKHLFXGB21M61
2624BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANARKLANARK (804776)BOFSGBS1164
2625BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANARKLANARK (RHLFXGB21M62
2626BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANARKLANARK BLOOMGATE (801702)BOFSGB21147
2627BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANARKLESMAHAGOWHLFXGB21N12
2628BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANCASTERLANCASTERHLFXGB21M63
2629BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANCASTERLANCASTER (HPSHLFXGB21M64
2630BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANGHOLMLANGHOLMHLFXGB21M65
2631BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANGHOLMLANGHOLM (801706)BOFSGB21146
2632BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANGHOLMLANGHOLM (804777)BOFSGBS1165
2633BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANGHOLMLANGHOLM - 114815HLFXGB21P76
2634BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLANGHOLMLANGHOLM - 804815BOFSGBS1254
2635BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARGSLARGS - 801711BOFSGB21145
2636BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARGSLARGS - 804778BOFSGBS1166
2637BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARGSLARGS -114778HLFXGB21M69
2638BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARKHALLKARKHALLHLFXGB21L91
2639BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARKHALLLARKHALL (800877)BOFSGB21057
2640BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARKHALLLARKHALL (R) 80.47.79BOFSGBS1167
2641BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARNELARNE (110970)HLFXGB21M70
2642BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLARNELARNE (HPSHLFXGB21M71
2643BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLAUNCESTONLAUNCESTONHLFXGB21M73
2644BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLEAMINGTON SPALEAMINGTON SPA (110438)HLFXGB21M76
2645BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLEAMINGTON SPALEAMINGTON SPA (HPSHLFXGB21M75
2646BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLEEDSAINSDALE (HPSHLFXGB21A33
2647BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLEEDSARMLEYHLFXGB21A58
2648BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLEEDSBANK SECTION RETURNHLFXGB21B02
2649BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLEEDSBEDFORDS AND BUCKS AGYS 2HLFXGB21B44
2650BANK OF SCOTLAND PLCLEEDSBEESTON (HPSHLFXGB21B48

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.