BIC CODE SEARCH
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BIC Codes Examples: RABONL2UXXX or CAIXESBBXXX or BNPAFRPPXXX
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What is the definition of BIC?
The Business Identifier Code (BIC) consists of 8 or 11 alphanumeric characters, comprising a Business party prefix (previous institution code), country code, business party suffix and branch identifier. The BIC Code structure is defined by the international standard under ISO 9362:2014 and country code ISO 3166-1. A number of significant changes impact the Standard ISO 9362 Business Identifier Code (BIC) in November 2018.
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If you know the country and bank name, but you don't know the BIC code, you can use the quick browser. Simply choose the country, bank name and the browser will show you the BIC codes for all branches of this bank in the selected country. Then select the BIC code to view it's full details.
Additionally, you can also retrieve BIC from an IBAN with our IBAN Validation tool.
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When you send or receive an international transfer with your bank, you might lose money on a bad exchange rate and pay hidden fees as a result.
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With Bank BIC Code Search you can identify the following details:
- Name of the Issuer Bank
- Issuer Bank Country
- City of the Issuer Bank
- Address of the Issuer Bank
* Notice: BIC code data displayed in this search is gathered from publicly available sources and may be outdated in some cases. For accurate BIC and SWIFT code lookup, we offer BIC Validation API with data licensed by SWIFT SCRL
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