List of All Banks In Italy

All Swift Codes For Italy - Italy Swift Codes

Check the detailed information such as swift codes in Italy, Bank, Branch and all information. It includes domestic branch of banks in Italy and even banks that have been closed for some reason in the Italy.

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Swift Code details for banks in Italy

Swift Code and other important information banks related to banks located in the country of Italy. Easily search all quick swift codes of banks and branches of these banks in Italy. Find all local banks and their branches in Italy.

List of All 557 Bank Swift Codes for Italy

# Swift Code Bank/Institution Name Bank Branch City
5351 ANTBIT21851 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LENDINARA
5352 ANTBIT2124B BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 124) LESTIZZA
5353 ANTBIT21552 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LICATA
5354 ANTBIT21379 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 379 AG LIDO DI OSTIA 5) LIDO DI OSTIA (ROMA)
5355 ANTBIT21430 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LIGNANO SABBIADORO
5356 ANTBIT2108N BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 8) LIMENA
5357 ANTBIT21537 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LIPARI
5358 ANTBIT21677 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LISSONE
5359 ANTBIT21657 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LOCATE DI TRIULZI
5360 ANTBIT21498 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LODI
5361 ANTBIT21165 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LONGA (SCHIAVON)
5362 ANTBIT21426 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LONGARONE
5363 ANTBIT21164 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LONIGO
5364 ANTBIT21895 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LUCCA
5365 ANTBIT21724 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LUGO
5366 ANTBIT21453 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA LUGO (GREZZANA)
5367 ANTBIT2174A BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 74) LUGO DI VICENZA
5368 ANTBIT21A18 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AGENZIA 1) MACERATA
5369 ANTBIT21A16 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MACERATA
5370 ANTBIT21658 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MAGENTA
5371 ANTBIT21885 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MAGLIE
5372 ANTBIT2186B BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 186) MAJANO
5373 ANTBIT21V20 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 220) MANDRIOLA (ALBIGNASEGO)
5374 ANTBIT21818 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MANDURIA
5375 ANTBIT21A97 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MANFREDONIA
5376 ANTBIT21479 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MANIAGO
5377 ANTBIT21744 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MANTOVA
5378 ANTBIT2178A BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 78) MARANO VICENTINO
5379 ANTBIT21C58 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (MARANO VICENTINO AG. 1) MARANO VICENTINO
5380 ANTBIT21772 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MARIGLIANO
5381 ANTBIT21833 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MAROSTICA
5382 ANTBIT21572 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. 1) MARSALA
5383 ANTBIT21581 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. 5) MARSALA
5384 ANTBIT21579 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AGENZIA 2) MARSALA
5385 ANTBIT21V26 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 226) MARSANGO (CAMPO SAN MARTINO)
5386 ANTBIT21812 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AGENZIA 1) MARTINA FRANCA
5387 ANTBIT2109E BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 9) MASERA' DI PADOVA
5388 ANTBIT21Z39 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MASERADA SUL PIAVE
5389 ANTBIT21745 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MASSA FISCAGLIA
5390 ANTBIT21725 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MASSA LOMBARDA
5391 ANTBIT21601 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MASSAFRA
5392 ANTBIT2188A BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 88 AG B) MASSANZAGO
5393 ANTBIT21829 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MATELICA
5394 ANTBIT21A98 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MATERA
5395 ANTBIT21573 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MAZARA DEL VALLO
5396 ANTBIT21592 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MEDICINA
5397 ANTBIT21V34 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 234) MEIANIGA (CADONEGHE)
5398 ANTBIT21452 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA MEL
5399 ANTBIT21C30 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (MELDOLA) MELDOLA
5400 ANTBIT21374 BANCA ANTONVENETA SPA (AG. NO 374) MELEGNANO

What is Swift Codes - Meaning?

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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