A bank code is a code assigned by a central bank of the country, a bank supervisory body or a Bankers Association in a country to all its licensed member banks or financial institutions. The rules vary to a great extent between the countries. Also, the name and nature of bank codes vary. In some countries, the bank codes can be viewed over the internet. These bank codes are used for wire transfer of funds between branches in the country or transfer of funds between different countries. The list of bank codes nature is explained below.
| Country | Routing Code | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afghanistan | Afghani Bank/Branch Code | The Bank/Branch codes used to clear funds and/or route payments in Afghanistan consist of 4 digits. | 1201 |
| Albania | Albania Routing Code (KIB) | The KIB is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Albania. KIB codes consist of 8 digits. | 90261273 |
| Andorra | Codi Banci/Cofi Oficina | The Andorran bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Andorra, consists of eight digits. | 0006 0002 |
| Angola | Angola Bank Branch code | Angola Bank Branch code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Angola, consists of 4 digits for bank code or 8 digits for bank branch code. | 0040, 0040 0415 |
| Argentina | Código de Entidad / Código de Plaza | The Código de Entidad / Código de Plaza, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Argentina, consists of seven digits. | 034 0022 |
| Argentina | Código de Entidad | The Código de Entidad: The Argentine Bank Code is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Argentina. The codes consist of 3 digits. | 300 |
| Armenia | Armenian Bank Code | The Armenian Bank Code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Armenia, consists of five digits. | 24100 |
| Australia | BSB Number | The Australian BSB number, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in Australia, consists of six digits. | 736226 |
| Austria | BLZ | The Austrian BLZ number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Austria, consists of five digits. | 19521 |
| Azerbaïjan | AZIPS | Azerbaijan bank branch code or AZIPS code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Azerbaijan, consists of six digits. | 805250 |
| Azerbaijan | Bank Branch Code | The Azeri bank branch code or AZIPS code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Azerbaijan, consists of six digits. | 805250 |
| Bangladesh | Bank Branch Routing Number | Bank Branch Routing Number: The first 3 digits identify a specific bank, the next digit represents the region which is followed by a 2-digit-district code and the last 3 digits represent the branch. The last 5 digits are used together to uniquely identify each bank branch | 020060288 |
| Belarus | MFO code | The MFO bank code is a unique nine-digit code used to identify an individual bank in Belarus. In addition to being an identifier, the MFO code is necessary for clearing funds and/or routing payments in Belarus. | 150801208 |
| Belgium | Rekeningnummer | The Belgian Rekeningnummer, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Belgium, consists of three digits. | 183 |
| Bhutan | Bhutan Routing/Bank Identification Code | The Bhutan Routing/Bank Identification Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Bhutan, consist of 9 digits. The first 2 digits represent the Service Center Code, followed by 3 digits representing the Bank code, the next 3 digits identify the Branch Code and the last digit is a check digit. | 100200014 |
| Bolivia | Bolivian Codigo de Banco | The Bank/Branch Number used to clear funds and/or route payments in Bolivia consists of 9 digits. | 010040201 |
| Bosnia-Herzegovina | Sifra Banke | The Sifra Banke, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Bosnia and Herzegovina, consists of three digits. | 567 |
| Botswana | Routing Code: BWRN; Bank/Branch Number | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Botswana consists of six digits. | 060167 |
| Brazil | Codigo COMPE | The Brazilian Codigo de Compensacao do Banco (COMPE), used to clear funds and/or route payments in Brazil, consists of seven digits. | 600 0019 |
| Brunei | Brunei Bank Branch Codes | The Brunei Bank Branch Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Brunei, consist of 2 digits representing the bank code followed by 4 digits representing the branch code. | 04-0001 |
| Bulgaria | Bank Code ý | The bank identifier, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Bulgaria, consists of eight digits. | 89898984 |
| Burundi | Burundi Bank code | Burundi Bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Burundi, consists of 3 or 4 digits. | 300, 1500 |
| Cambodia | Cambodian Clearing Code | The Cambodian Clearing Code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Cambodia, consists of 6 digits. | 004010 |
| Cameroon | CEMAC Bank/Branch Code | CEMAC (Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa) The bank/branch codes are assigned by the banking supervision COBAC- Commission Bancaire en Afrique Centrale and consist of 10 numeric digits. The six-country members of CEMAC are Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Republic of Congo. | 1000200030 |
| Canada | Transit number | The direct payment routing number system in Canada, administered by the Canadian Payments Association. It consists of nine digits. | 000101001 |
| Cape Verde | Número de Identificação | The Cape Verde Número de Identificação is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Cape Verde; they consist of eight-digits. There is four-digits bank code representing the bank followed by a four-digit branch code. | 0001 0000 |
| Central African Republic | CEMAC Bank/Branch Code | CEMAC (Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa) The bank/branch codes are assigned by the banking supervision COBAC- Commission Bancaire en Afrique Centrale and consist of 10 numeric digits. The six-country members of CEMAC are Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Republic of Congo. | 2000200300 |
| Chad | CEMAC Bank/Branch Code | CEMAC (Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa) The bank/branch codes are assigned by the banking supervision COBAC- Commission Bancaire en Afrique Centrale and consist of 10 numeric digits. The six country members of CEMAC are Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Republic of Congo. | 6000600001 |
| Chile | CLRN Bank/Branch Code (Chile) | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Chile consists of 3 digits. | 001 |
| China | CNAPS Code | The CNAPS Code used to clear funds and/or route payments China, consists of 12 digits. | 001100001509 |
| Colombia | Código de Compensación Electrónica | The Colombian Banking Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Colombia, consist of 2 digits. | 01 |
| Colombia | Tipo Código | The bank identifier used to clear funds and/or route payments in Colombia, consists of five digits. | 30001 |
| Costa Rica | Código de Entidad | The Código de Entidad, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Costa Rica, consists of three digits. | 116 |
| Croatia | Routing Code: Vodeći broj banke. | The Vodeći broj banke, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Croatia, consists of seven digits. | 2360000 |
| Cyprus | Cyprus Bank Identification Code | The Cyprus Bank Identification Code , used to clear funds and/or route payments in Cyprus, consists of eight digits. | 00300181 |
| Czech Republic | Bank Identity Code | The Czech bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in the Czech Republic, consists of four digits. | 0600 |
| Denmark | Registreringsnummer | The Danish Registreringsnummer, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: Denmark, Greenland, and Faeroe Islands. Consists of four digits. | 5384 |
| Ecuador | Código Compensación | The clearing codes of Ecuador are administered by the Superintendencia de Bancos y Seguros. The first two digits identify the bank code, the next three digits identify the branch code and the last three digits identify the location. | 34–001/060 |
| El Salvador | Código de Entidad | The Salvadorian Bank Code is used to clear funds and/or route payments in El Salvador, it consists of 4 digits. | 0101 |
| Equatorial Guinea | CEMAC Bank/Branch Code | CEMAC (Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa) The bank/branch codes are assigned by the banking supervision COBAC- Commission Bancaire en Afrique Centrale and consist of 10 numeric digits. The six-country members of CEMAC are Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Republic of Congo. | 5000100001 |
| Estonia | Pangakood | The Estonia Bank Code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Estonia, consists of two digits. Pangakood data is provided by the Estonian Banking Association. | 42 |
| Fiji | Fiji Branch Code Number | The Fiji Branch Code Numbers indicate the branch where the accounts are being held; they consist of a two-digit bank code representing the bank followed by a single-digit state code (always 9) and a three-digit branch code representing the branch. | 059005 |
| Finland | Bank Code | The Finnish bank code, Konttorinumero data provided by the Finnish Bankers’ Association, is used to clear funds and/or route check payments in Finland, and Aland Islands consists of six digits. | 512714 |
| France | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| French Guyana | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| French Polynesia | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| French Southern Territories | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Gabon | CEMAC Bank/Branch Code | CEMAC (Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa) The bank/branch codes are assigned by the banking supervision COBAC- Commission Bancaire en Afrique Centrale and consist of 10 numeric digits. The six-country members of CEMAC are Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Republic of Congo. | 4000200005 |
| Georgia | Georgia Bank Code | The Georgia Bank Code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Georgia, consists of nine digits. | 220101081 |
| Georgia | Georgian IBAN Code | Georgian IBAN code consists of 2 alphabetic characters. | NZ |
| Georgia | Georgia RTGS Code | Georgia RTGS code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGs) in Georgia, consists of 8 alphanumeric characters. | CRTUGE22 |
| Germany | BLZ | The German BLZ number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Germany, consists of eight digits. | 512 108 00 |
| Ghana | TT Routing Code: GHRN ; Bank/Branch Code (Ghana) | The Bank/Branch Code in Ghana, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Ghana, consists of 6 digits. | 13-01-01 |
| Gibraltar | Sort Code | The payment clearing system administered in the United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and Jersey by the Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS). The first two digits are those allocated to institutions as settlement members of the Cheque & Credit Clearing Company, Ltd. | 40-53-90 |
| Greece | Bank Code | The Greek bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Greece, consists of seven digits. | 014 0182 |
| Guadeloupe | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Guatemala | Código Bancario | The Guatemala bank codes consist of two numeric digits assigned by the central bank. Each bank assigns its own branch codes and it can be up to three digits. | 19 |
| Guernsey | Sort Code | The payment clearing system administered in the United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and Jersey by the Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS). The first two digits are those allocated to institutions as settlement members of the Cheque & Credit Clearing Company, Ltd. | 40-53-90 |
| Guyana | Routing Code | Routing number used to clear funds/route payments in Guyana consist of 8 digits (5 digits-3 digits). | 70001-001 |
| Honduras | Código de Entidad | The Honduras Bank Code is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Honduras. | |
| Hong Kong | Clearing Code | The Hong Kong clearing code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Hong Kong, consists of six digits. | 183 / 940 |
| Hungary | Bankfiók-kód | The Hungarian bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Hungary, consists of eight digits. | 1310 0007 |
| Iceland | Bankanumer | The Icelandic Bankanumer, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Iceland, consists of four digits. | 0305 |
| India | Indian Financial System Code (IFSC code) | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in India consists of 11 characters. | IBKL0001056 |
| India | Sort Field | The Sort Field, used to clear funds and/or route payments in India, consists of 9 digits. | 641022003 |
| Indonesia | Clearing Code | Clearing Code used to clear funds/route payments in Indonesia consist of 7 digits. | 0280024 |
| Ireland | Sort Code | The Irish bank code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in Ireland, consists of six digits. | 83-91-05 |
| Isle of Man | Sort Code | The payment clearing system administered in the United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and Jersey by the Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS). The first two digits are those allocated to institutions as settlement members of the Cheque & Credit Clearing Company, Ltd. | 40-53-90 |
| Israel | Routing Code: Bank/Branch Code | The Bank/Branch in Israel, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Israel consists of 5 digits. | 10607 |
| Italy | ABI/CAB | The Italian ABI/CAB, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Italy, and San Marino consists of 10 digits. | 03069 12510 |
| Jamaica | Routing Number | The Jamaican Routing Number is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Jamaica. The 8-digit Routing Number is comprised of the Branch Code followed by the Bank Code. | 00000 999 |
| Japan | Zengin Code | The Zengin Code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Japan, consists of seven digits. | 0134-100 |
| Jersey | Sort Code | The payment clearing system administered in the United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and Jersey by the Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS). The first two digits are those allocated to institutions as settlement members of the Cheque & Credit Clearing Company, Ltd. | 40-53-90 |
| Jordan | Jordanian Bank Branch Code | The first 2 digits identify a specific bank, the next 4 digits represent the Branch Code. | 02-0990 |
| Kazakhstan | Bank Identifier Code | The Bank Identifier Codes of the Republic of Kazakhstan, used to clear funds and/or route payments in the Republic of Kazakhstan, consist of 3 digits. | 470 |
| Kenya | Sort code | The Bank/Branch Code in Kenya is used to clear funds and/or route payments, consists of 5 digits. | 03000 |
| Korea | KRRN: Korean Bank Code | The Korean Bank codes used to clear funds and/or route payments in South Korea consist of 2 digits. | 54 |
| Kyrgyzstan | Kyrgyz BIK | The Kyrgyz BIK, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Kyrgyzstan, consists of six digits. | 127001 |
| Lesotho | Bank/Branch Number | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, and Namibia consists of six digits. | 630232 |
| Liechtenstein | Swiss Interbank Clearing Number (SIC/euroSIC) | Codes identified as euroSIC participate in the euroSIC clearing system. Whereas the SIC system is for Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGs) in Switzerland, and Liechtenstein the euroSIC system is for transnational RTGs in Europe. The participation in both systems is possible (identified by SIC, euroSIC or both, SIC/euroSIC). | 1933 |
| Lithuania | Banko kodas | The Lithuanian Bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Lithuania, consists of five digits. | 71800 |
| Luxembourg | Bank Code | The Luxembourg bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Luxembourg, consists of three digits. | 022 |
| Macedonia (FYR) | Bank Code | The bank identifier, used to clear funds and/or route payments in F.Y.R. Macedonia, consists of three digits. | 380 |
| Malawi | MWKSORT Code | Malawi MWKSORT Code. The first 2 digits identify a specific bank, the next 2 digits represent the Area Code, followed by a 2-digit-Branch Code. | 000701 |
| Malaysia | Bank/Branch Code | The Bank/Branch Code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Malaysia, consists of seven digits. | 0714017 |
| Malaysia | MEPS IBG | MEPS IBG is an interbank fund transfer system that facilitates payments and collections via the exchange of digitized transactions between banks in Malaysia. The MEPS IBG numbers are used to clear low value interbank payments in Malaysia and consist of 9 digits. | 100002050 |
| Malta | Sort Code | The bank identifier, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Malta, consists of five digits. | 22013 |
| Martinique | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Mauritania | Mauritanian Code Banque/Code Agence | The ” Mauritanian Code Banque/Code Agence ” is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Mauritania; code consists of ten digits. The first five-digits represents the banking institution followed by a five-digit branch code. | 00001 00001 |
| Mauritius | Bank code | The Bank/Branch Code in Mauritius used to clear funds and/or route payments, consists of 4 digits. | 1101 |
| Mayotte | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Mexico | Mexico — ABM Bank/Locality Number | The Mexican bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Mexico, consists of six digits. | 030 225 |
| Moldova | Moldova Bank Identifier Code | The Moldova codes are administered by National Bank of Moldova. Interbank payments in national currency are processed through the Automated Interbank Payment System (AIPS). The codes consist of 8 alphanumeric characters for head offices or 11 alphanumeric characters for branches. | NBMDMD2X, NBMDMD2X140 |
| Monaco | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Mongolia | Mongolian Bank Code | Mongolian Bank Code or MNRN code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Mongolia, consists of six digits. | 907530 |
| Montenegro | Bank Identifying Number | The Bank Identifying Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Montenegro consists of 3 digits. | 505 |
| Morocco | Guichet Bancaire Code | The Guichet Bancaire Code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Morocco, consists of 10 alphanumeric characters. | 002 480 0041 |
| Namibia | Bank/Branch Number | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, and Namibia consists of six digits. | 630232 |
| Nepal | Nepal Bank Code | The Nepal Bank Codes consist of eight digits. The first two digits represent the category of banks or financial institutions (For example 10 is the code used for the central bank, 11 for commercial banks, 12 for development banks, 13 for finance companies, etc.); the next three digits represent the bank code and last three digits represent the branch code. | 11012023 |
| New Zealand | New Zealand Bk Code | The New Zealand code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in New Zealand, consists of six digits. | 031508 |
| New Caledonia | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Nicaragua | Nicaragua Check Clearing Code | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Nicaragua consists of 4 digits. | 0100 |
| Nigeria | Nigerian Sort Codes | The Nigerian Sort Codes used to clear funds/route payments in Nigeria consist of 9 digits. | 084230786 |
| Norway | Registernummer | The Norwegian Registernummer, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Norway, consists of four digits. | 1082 |
| Pakistan | Pakistan Bank Branch Codes | The Pakistan Bank Branch Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Pakistan, consist of 3 digits representing the bank code followed by 4 digits. | 0030001 |
| Peru | Codigo Bancario | The Peru Codigo Bancario, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Peru, consists of six digits. | 009017 |
| Poland | Numer Rozliczeniowy Oddzialu-banku (NROB) | The Polish NROB, data provided by KIR S.A. is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Poland, and consists of eight digits. | 11001236 |
| Portugal | NIB | The Portuguese NIB, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Portugal, consists of eight digits. | 0035 0210 |
| Republic of Congo | CEMAC Bank/Branch Code | CEMAC (Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa) The bank/branch codes are assigned by the banking supervision COBAC- Commission Bancaire en Afrique Centrale and consist of 10 numeric digits. The six-country members of CEMAC are Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Republic of Congo. | 3001301100 |
| Reunion | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Russia | Bank Identification Code | The Russian bank identification code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Russia, consists of nine digits. | 044583208 |
| Rwanda | Code Institution | The Rwandan Code Institution, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Rwanda, consists of three digits. | 100 |
| Saint Pierre et Miquelon | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| San Marino | ABI/CAB | The Italian ABI/CAB, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Italy, and San Marino consists of 10 digits. | 03069 12510 |
| Saudi Arabia | SARN | The Saudi Arabian Check Clearing codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Saudi Arabia, consists of two digits. | 50 |
| Senegal | UEMOA Bank/Branch Code | The UEMOA Bank/Branch Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Senegal. The UEMOA codes consist of 10 digits. The first digit is the country code, the next four identify the financial institution, and the last five digits identify the branch. | 20012 03205 |
| Serbia | Bank Identifying Number | The Bank Identifying Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Serbia, consists of three digits. | 305 |
| Singapore | Meps Account Code | The Singapore bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in the Monetary Authority of Singapore Electronic Payment System, consists of four digits. | 8703 |
| Singapore | Clearing Code | The Singapore ACH code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in the Singapore cheque clearing system, consists of seven digits. | 7171/010 |
| Slovakia | Bank Identity Code | The Slovakian Bank Identity Code, data provided by the National Bank of Slovakia, is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Slovakia and consists of four digits. | 8120 |
| Slovenia | Bank Branch Code | The Slovenian Bank branch code, used to clear funds and /or route payments in Slovenia, consists of five digits. | 19340 |
| Spain | Spanish Bank Code | The Spanish bank code, used to clear funds and /or route payments in Spain, consists of eight digits. | 0003 0001 |
| South Africa | Bank/Branch Number | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, and Namibia consists of six digits. | 630232 |
| Sri Lanka | Bank Branch Codes | The Sri Lanka Bank Branch Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Sri Lanka, consist of 4 digits representing the bank code followed by 3 digits representing the branch code. | 7162-017 |
| Swaziland | Bank/Branch Number | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, and Namibia consists of six digits. | 630232 |
| Sweden | Bank Code | The Swedish bank code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Sweden, consists of three digits. | 300 |
| Sweden | Clearingnummer | The Swedish Clearingnummer, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Sweden, consists of four digits. | 5000 |
| Switzerland | Swiss Interbank Clearing Number (SIC/euroSIC) | Codes identified as euroSIC participate in the euroSIC clearing system. Whereas the SIC system is for Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGs) in Switzerland, and Liechtenstein the euroSIC system is for transnational RTGs in Europe. The participation in both systems is possible (identified by SIC/euroSIC). | 001933 |
| Taiwan | Taiwanese Bank Code | The Bank/Branch Codes (Taiwan) are assigned by the Financial Supervisory Commission within the Banking Bureau and consist of 3 digits representing the bank code followed by the 4 numeric digits representing the branch code (some of the bank codes contain the letter “R” which stands for Representative Office). | 804-0332 R20-0000 |
| Tajikistan | Tajikistan Bank Identification Code | The Tajikistan Bank Identification Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in the republic of Tajikistan, consist of 9 digits. The first two digits represent the Code of the Republic of Tajikistan (35), the next 2 digits represent the Code of the region, the next 2 digits represent the code of the clearing center in the region, the next digit represents the Bank code (1- National Bank of the Republic of Tajikistan, 2- Tojiksodirotbonk OJSC, 3- Orienbank OJSC, 4- Agroinvestbank, 6- Amonatbonk, 7- other commercial banks, 8- non banking financial organization) and the last 2 digits represent code of the organization in the clearing center. | 350501846 |
| Tanzania | Tanzanian Sort Code | The Bank/Branch Code in Tanzania is used to clear funds and/or route payments, consists of 8 digits. | 790333-02 |
| Thailand | Bank Code | Bank Code – Bank of Thailand used to clear funds and/or route payments in Thailand consisting of four systems: ECS, BAHTNET, SMART, B/C. Bank Code consists of seven digits. | 0010001 |
| Timor-Leste | Timor-Leste Bank Number | Timor-Leste Bank Number, used for IBAN payments, consists of 3 digits. | 001 |
| Timor-Leste | Timor-Leste Bank Routing Numbers | The Timor-Leste Bank Routing Numbers, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Timor-Leste, consist of 2 digits representing the bank code followed by 2 digits representing the branch code. | 0101 |
| Trinidad and Tobago | TT Routing Code: TTRN – Bank/Branch Code | The Bank/Branch Number, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Trinidad and Tobago consists of 8 digits. | 01100000 |
| Tunisia | Code Banque/Code Agence | The Tunisian Code Banque/Code Agence, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Tunisia, consists of five digits. | 01001 |
| Turkey | Banda Kodu/Sube Kodu | The Turkish bank branch code or TRRN, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Turkey, consists of 12 digits with spaces. The first 4 digits represent the bank code, the next 5 digits represent the branch code, the last 3 digits represent the city code. | 0101 00202 003 |
| United Arab Emirates | United Arab Emirates Routing Number | The United Arab Emirates Routing Numbers, used to clear funds and/or route payments in the United Arab Emirates, consist of 9 digits. The first digit represents the check digit, the next digit is a zero for future use, the next 2 digits represent the Bank code, the next digit represents the Emirate, the next 2 digits represent the region in the emirate and the last 2 identify the Branch Code. | 100810101 |
| United Kingdom | Sort Code | The payment clearing system administered in the United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and Jersey by the Association for Payment Clearing Services (APACS). The first two digits are those allocated to institutions as settlement members of the Cheque & Credit Clearing Company, Ltd. | 40-53-90 |
| United States | ABA Routing Number | A nine-digit number composed of a four-digit Federal Reserve symbol, a four-digit institution identifier, and a check digit, which is used to uniquely identify any qualified financial institution participating in the payments system. | 211179539 211179539 2111 7953 9 2111-7953-9 51-7953/2111 |
| Uganda | Uganda Sort Code | Uganda Sort Code is used to clear funds and/or route payments in Uganda. UGRN code consist of 6 digits. The first two digits are the institution code, the next four identify the branch location. | 01-34-47 |
| Ukraine | MFO code | The MFO bank code is a unique six-digit code used to identify an individual Ukrainian bank. In addition to being an identifier, the MFO code is necessary for clearing funds and/or routing payments in Ukraine. | 304977 |
| Uruguay | UYRN/Código de Banco Uruguayo | The bank identifier, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Uruguay, and consists of three digits. | 212 |
| Uzbekistan | UZRN/Uzbekistan MFO code | The Uzbekistan MFO code, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Uzbekistan, consists of 5 digits. | 00461 |
| Venezuela | Código de Banco | The bank identifier, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Venezuela, consists of three digits. | 196 |
| Vietnam | The CITAD Code | The CITAD Codes, used to clear funds and/or route payments in Vietnam, consist of 8 digits. The first 2 digits represent the Region Code, followed by 3 digits representing the Bank Code; the next 3 digits identify the Branch. | 01 621 001 |
| Wallis et Futuna | Code Banque/Guichet | The French Guichet code, used to clear funds and/or route check payments in: France, French Guyana, French Polynesia, French Southern Territories, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Monaco, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre et Miquelon, and Wallis et Futuna. Consists of 10 digits. | 30047 00225 |
| Zambia | Zambia Sort Code | The Zambia Sort Codes administered by Bank of Zambia consist of 6 digits. | 000001 |
| SWIFT System | Bank Identifier Code (BIC) | A universal telecommunication address assigned and administered by S.W.I.F.T. (SWIFT stands for Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications. Within the international milieu, SWIFT provides a universal messaging system. ) BICs can be directly connected or unconnected to the S.W.I.F.T. network. Unconnected BICs cannot be used in the header of a S.W.I.F.T. message. BICs either take an 11 digit or eight-digit format, with an UNCONNECTED BIC there is a “1” in the eighth position. | Connected BIC: SINT GB 2LUnconnected BIC: BACO AR B1 0B7 Note: “1” in the 8th position. |
| CHIPS System | CHIPS UIDCHIPS Participant (Routing) Number | CHIPS stands for the Clearing House Inter-Bank Payments System. It is an automated clearing system used primarily for international payments of higher value. This system is owned and operated by the New York Clearinghouse banks and engages Fedwire for settlement. CHIPS UIDs consist of six digits, the member’s CHIPS Routing Numbers consist of four digits | UID: 401168CHIPS Routing Number: 1262 |
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