Check the detailed information all branches swift code for BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA BANK - RIMINI and all information. It includes domestic branch which is in RIMINI region or city, Italy.
Now in today's banking system it is very easy to transfer funds, make transactions from BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA BANK or other Bank to BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA BANK, RIMINI using the Swift Code of that specific bank. Not all branches of BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA BANK have SWIFT codes, you can have the SWIFT code of the main head office bank to make transactions, funds transfer.
| # | Swift Code | Bank/Institution Name | Bank Branch | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ICRAITR1E22 | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-CELLE) | RIMINI |
| 2 | ICRAITR1E2H | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-CENTRO) | RIMINI |
| 3 | ICRAITR1E2F | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-FLAMINIA) | RIMINI |
| 4 | ICRAITR1E29 | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-GROTTA ROSSA) | RIMINI |
| 5 | ICRAITR1E23 | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-ITTICO) | RIMINI |
| 6 | ICRAITR1E27 | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-RIVABELLA) | RIMINI |
| 7 | ICRAITR1E2D | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-RIVAZZURRA) | RIMINI |
| 8 | ICRAITR1E2R | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-SAN VITO) | RIMINI |
| 9 | ICRAITR1E21 | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-SANTA GIUSTINA) | RIMINI |
| 10 | ICRAITR1E25 | BANCA MALATESTIANA CREDITO COOPERATIVO SOCIETA COOPERATIVA | (RIMINI-TORRE PEDRERA) | RIMINI |
Swift code means "Society for Interbank Financial Telecom in the World". These codes standardized as BIC, which means for "Business Identification Codes". Normally, the purpose of using swift codes is to recognize the banks and their branches in global cash movements.
It guarantees us that the cash transaction is done with appropriate sender or receiver bank. Banks use these swift codes for international bank money, bill, funds transfers. Swift code might be 8 or 11 characters long, the 11-digit code is the approach for a special branch code, and the suffix 'XXX' in an 8-digit code is the approach for the bank's main office.
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