Wie komme ich an meinen Swift Code?

Den BIC/SWIFT-Code finden Sie unter „Impressum“ im Internet-Auftritt Ihrer Sparkasse und auf jedem Konto-Auszug. Für Überweisungen ins Ausland (Auslands-, SEPA- und Europa-Überweisungen) geben Sie bitte die IBAN und BIC des Empfängers an (falls vorhanden).

Welche BIC?

Beim BIC (Bank Identifier Code) handelt es sich um eine von der SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) festgelegte international gültige Bankleitzahl. Da der BIC von der SWIFT vergeben wird, bezeichnet man ihn oftmals auch als SWIFT-Code.

Where can I find the SWIFT code for South Africa?

All the banks in South Africa have a unique identifying SWIFT code which you can find in the table below: *Note: The foreign bank must use the Nedbank SWIFT code (NEDSZAJJ) in the „Receiver“ and „Intermediary Institution“ fields and Capitec Bank’s SWIFT code (CABLZAJJ) in the „Account With“ field to reduce the risk of delayed and lost payments

What is a swift code for bank?

SWIFT. A SWIFT ( Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) code is an eight to eleven-digit code that identifies a bank, as well as the country where it is located. In many cases, SWIFT codes also include branch information.

What is the format of a SWIFT BIC code?

Format of a SWIFT/BIC code. A SWIFT/BIC is an 8-11 character code that identifies your country, city, bank, and branch. Bank code A-Z 4 letters representing the bank. It usually looks like a shortened version of that bank’s name. Location code 0-9 A-Z 2 characters made up of letters or numbers.

What is the difference between Iban and Swift?

The financial cousin to SWIFT is IBAN – the International Bank Account Number. This is another code often needed to send money overseas. While the SWIFT code stands as a kind of international bank ID, the IBAN represents the accounts within a bank.