Here You can search SWIFT Code & BIC Code of BANCA NUOVA SPA BANCA POPOLARE DI VICENZA GROUP Italy. The SWIFT Code & BIC Code is used for international wire transfers. BANCA NUOVA SPA BANCA POPOLARE DI VICENZA GROUP Italy SWIFT Code can be used in transferring money overseas.Swift codes are provided by International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Swift Code identifies the branches of BANCA NUOVA SPA BANCA POPOLARE DI VICENZA GROUP Italy bank which participate in Overseas fund transfers. Swiftcode is a unique code for each branch. If you know the branch name then you can easily find the Swift code. For that, fill the form given below and click submit.

Yes, you can find Swift Code here. You should only fill the below information.

• Select the bank from the dropdown list which you require the Swift Code.
• Type the Bank Branch.
• Click the SUBMIT button.

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List of Swift Code of BANCA NUOVA SPA BANCA POPOLARE DI VICENZA GROUP

SR	BRANCH	CITY	SWIFT Code
1	BRANCH N1	AGRIGENTO	BPVIIT31813
2		ALCAMO	BPVIIT31708
3		AMANTEA	BPVIIT31820
4		AUGUSTA	BPVIIT31886
5		BADOLATO	BPVIIT31821
6		BAGHERIA	BPVIIT31887
7		BOTRICELLO	BPVIIT31822
8		BUSETO PALIZZOLO	BPVIIT31712
9	BRANCH	CALTAGIRONE	BPVIIT31804
10		CALTANISSETTA	BPVIIT31841
11		CAMPANA	BPVIIT31823
12		CAMPOBELLO DI MAZARA	BPVIIT31714
13		CANICATTI'	BPVIIT31844
14		CAPACI	BPVIIT31716
15		CARINI	BPVIIT31718
16		CASTELL'UMBERTO	BPVIIT31865
17	BRANCH N1	CATANIA	BPVIIT31849
18	BRANCH N2	CATANIA	BPVIIT31859
19		CATANIA	BPVIIT31814
20		CATANZARO	BPVIIT31824
21		CETRARO	BPVIIT31826
22	BRANCH AEROPORTO FALCONE E BORSELLINO	CINISI	BPVIIT31897
23		CINISI	BPVIIT31780
24		COMISO	BPVIIT31876
25		COSENZA	BPVIIT31843
26		CUSTONACI	BPVIIT31724
27		ENNA	BPVIIT31847
28		FAVARA	BPVIIT31770
29		FAVIGNANA	BPVIIT31728
30		FERLA	BPVIIT31880
31		FULGATORE (TRAPANI)	BPVIIT31732
32	BRANCH	GELA	BPVIIT31893
33	BRANCH	GIARRE	BPVIIT31801
34		GIBELLINA	BPVIIT31772
35		ISOLA DELLE FEMMINE	BPVIIT31736
36	LIPARI BRANCH	LIPARI	BPVIIT31809
37		MAIDA	BPVIIT31831
38		MALFA	BPVIIT31861
39		MARETTIMO (FAVIGNANA)	BPVIIT31740
40	BRANCH N1	MARSALA	BPVIIT31882
41		MARSALA	BPVIIT31742
42		MAZARA DEL VALLO	BPVIIT31744
43	BRANCH N1	MESSINA	BPVIIT31869
44		MESSINA	BPVIIT31817
45	BRANCH N1	MILAZZO	BPVIIT31870
46		MISILMERI	BPVIIT31873
47		MODICA	BPVIIT31885
48	BRANCH N1	MONFORTE SAN GIORGIO	BPVIIT31868
49		NICOSIA	BPVIIT31860
50		ORIOLO	BPVIIT31834
51	BRANCH N 13	PALERMO	BPVIIT31896
52	BRANCH N 18	PALERMO	BPVIIT31803
53	BRANCH N 6	PALERMO	BPVIIT31818
54	BRANCH N1	PALERMO	BPVIIT31790
55	BRANCH N10-MONDELLO	PALERMO	BPVIIT31854
56	BRANCH N4	PALERMO	BPVIIT31811
57	BRANCH N5	PALERMO	BPVIIT31812
58	BRANCH N8	PALERMO	BPVIIT31852
59	BRANCH N9	PALERMO	BPVIIT31874
60	BRANCH NO 15	PALERMO	BPVIIT31899
61	BRANCH	PALERMO	BPVIIT31800
62	BRANCH	PALERMO	BPVIIT31892
63	HEAD OFFICE	PALERMO	BPVIIT3T
64	PALERMO N 17	PALERMO	BPVIIT31802
65	PALERMO NO14	PALERMO	BPVIIT31898
66	SEDE CENTRALE	PALERMO	BPVIIT31810
67		PALERMO	BPVIIT31784
68		PANTELLERIA	BPVIIT31746
69		PARTINICO	BPVIIT31748
70		PIRAINO	BPVIIT31867
71		POGGIOREALE	BPVIIT31752
72		RAGUSA	BPVIIT31850
73	BRANCH N1	REGGIO DI CALABRIA	BPVIIT31842
74		REGGIO DI CALABRIA	BPVIIT31835
75		RENDE	BPVIIT31836
76		RODI' MILICI	BPVIIT31872
77	ROMA BRANCH	ROMA	BPVIIT31805
78		ROSOLINI	BPVIIT31881
79		SAN GIOVANNI GEMINI	BPVIIT31768
80		SANTA TERESA DI RIVA	BPVIIT31863
81		SCIACCA	BPVIIT31766
82		SCIARA	BPVIIT31786
83	SIDERNO BRANCH	SIDERNO	BPVIIT31807
84		SIRACUSA	BPVIIT31816
85		TERMINI IMERESE	BPVIIT31788
86		TORRETTA	BPVIIT31756
87	BRANCH N1	TRAPANI	BPVIIT31704
88	BRANCH N2 -CASA SANTA	TRAPANI	BPVIIT31706
89	BRANCH N4	TRAPANI	BPVIIT31707
90		TRAPANI	BPVIIT31702
91		VALDERICE	BPVIIT31760
92	VIBO VALENTIA BRANCH	VIBO VALENTIA	BPVIIT31808
93		VILLABATE	BPVIIT31776
94		VITTORIA	BPVIIT31879

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Whenever we have to ask for money from an international bank account to an Indian bank account or when we have to transfer money from our domestic bank to an international bank, we need a special code. The same code bank has a SWIFT code. Which is unique for each bank. The SWIFT network is the prime network for international interbank messages. Since 2020 SWIFT has linked over 50,000 banks in over 202 countries. With the help of the SWIFT network, these bank exchange on average over 16 million messages per day.

Whats is the WIFT Code & BIC Code ?

SWIFT stands for Society of Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication. Which registers codes around the world and is approved by the International Organization of Standardization.

You have to use one when sending money internationally. SWIFT code is a standard format of bank identifier code (BIC) and is a unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are used to transfer funds between banks, especially for international wire transfers. Banks also used the code to exchange other messages between them.

Format of the Swift Code

A SWIFT is a set of Eight or Eleven characters that represents a bank branch. The code formatted as below:-

XXXX YY ZZ AAA

• First four Letters is bank code
• Next two Letters is ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code
• Next two alpha-Numric is location code
• Last three alpha-Numric is branch code, These characters are optional.

The format of Swift Code is as follows:-

X	X	X	X	Y	Y	Z	Z	A	A	A
Bank Code				Country Code		Location Code		Branch Code

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