Here You can search SWIFT Code & BIC Code of CREDITO SICILIANO SPA Italy. The SWIFT Code & BIC Code is used for international wire transfers. CREDITO SICILIANO SPA 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 CREDITO SICILIANO SPA 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 CREDITO SICILIANO SPA

SR	BRANCH	CITY	SWIFT Code
1		ACI CASTELLO	RSANIT31063
2		ACI CATENA	RSANIT31062
3		ACI PLATANI(ACIREALE)	RSANIT31014
4		ACI SANT'ANTONIO	RSANIT31093
5		ACI TREZZA (ACI CASTELLO)	RSANIT31007
6	BRANCH NR 1	ACIREALE	RSANIT31008
7	BRANCH NR 2	ACIREALE	RSANIT31108
8	BRANCH NR 3	ACIREALE	RSANIT31111
9	HEAD OFFICE	ACIREALE	RSANIT31121
10		ALCAMO	RSANIT31087
11		BAGHERIA	RSANIT31056
12		BARCELLONA POZZO DI GOTTO	RSANIT31021
13		BELVEDERE (SIRACUSA)	RSANIT31103
14		BISACQUINO	RSANIT31043
15		BUTERA	RSANIT31009
16		CALATAFIMI	RSANIT31010
17	BRANCH NR 1	CALTAGIRONE	RSANIT31128
18	BRANCH NR 2	CALTAGIRONE	RSANIT31129
19	CITY BRANCH	CALTAGIRONE	RSANIT31127
20	BRANCH NR 1	CALTANISSETTA	RSANIT31060
21		CALTANISSETTA	RSANIT31029
22		CAMPOFELICE DI ROCCELLA	RSANIT31039
23		CANNIZZARO(ACI CASTELLO)	RSANIT31022
24		CANNIZZARO(ACI CASTELLO)	RSANIT31091
25		CAPO D'ORLANDO	RSANIT31038
26		CARLENTINI	RSANIT31101
27	BRANCH NR 1	CATANIA	RSANIT31001
28	BRANCH NR 2	CATANIA	RSANIT31002
29	BRANCH NR 3	CATANIA	RSANIT31071
30	BRANCH NR 4	CATANIA	RSANIT31102
31	BRANCH NR 5	CATANIA	RSANIT31106
32	BRANCH NR 6	CATANIA	RSANIT31110
33	BRANCH NR 7	CATANIA	RSANIT31115
34	BRANCH NR 8	CATANIA	RSANIT31142
35	BRANCH NR 9	CATANIA	RSANIT31133
36	HEAD OFFICE	CATANIA	RSANIT31095
37		CEFALU'	RSANIT31020
38		COMISO	RSANIT31134
39		ENNA	RSANIT31042
40		FICARAZZI (ACI CASTELLO)	RSANIT31126
41		FIUMEFREDDO DI SICILIA	RSANIT31015
42		FLORESTA	RSANIT31124
43		FRANCAVILLA DI SICILIA	RSANIT31032
44		FRANCOFONTE	RSANIT31135
45		GAGLIANO CASTELFERRATO	RSANIT31034
46		GIARRE	RSANIT31065
47		GIOIOSA MAREA	RSANIT31040
48		GRAMMICHELE	RSANIT31140
49		GRAVINA DI CATANIA	RSANIT31122
50		GUARDIA (ACIREALE)	RSANIT31006
51		LINGUAGLOSSA	RSANIT31088
52		MARSALA	RSANIT31068
53	BRANCH NR 1	MASCALUCIA	RSANIT31107
54	BRANCH NR 2	MASCALUCIA	RSANIT31138
55	BRANCH NR 1	MAZARA DEL VALLO	RSANIT31069
56	BRANCH NR 2	MAZARA DEL VALLO	RSANIT31112
57		MAZZARINO	RSANIT31061
58		MAZZARRONE	RSANIT31130
59		MERI'	RSANIT31024
60	BRANCH NR 1	MESSINA	RSANIT31114
61	BRANCH NR 2	MESSINA	RSANIT31005
62	BRANCH NR 3	MESSINA	RSANIT31023
63	HEAD OFFICE	MESSINA	RSANIT31099
64		MISILMERI	RSANIT31044
65		MISTRETTA	RSANIT31057
66	BRANCH NR 1	MODICA	RSANIT31036
67	BRANCH NR 2	MODICA	RSANIT31066
68		MUSSOMELI	RSANIT31026
69		NICOLOSI	RSANIT31137
70	BRANCH NR 1	PALERMO	RSANIT31025
71	BRANCH NR 10	PALERMO	RSANIT31083
72	BRANCH NR 11	PALERMO	RSANIT31089
73	BRANCH NR 12	PALERMO	RSANIT31119
74	BRANCH NR 2	PALERMO	RSANIT31030
75	BRANCH NR 3	PALERMO	RSANIT31051
76	BRANCH NR 4	PALERMO	RSANIT31052
77	BRANCH NR 5	PALERMO	RSANIT31048
78	BRANCH NR 6	PALERMO	RSANIT31050
79	BRANCH NR 7	PALERMO	RSANIT31058
80	BRANCH NR 8	PALERMO	RSANIT31084
81	BRANCH NR 9	PALERMO	RSANIT31004
82	CITY BRANCH	PALERMO	RSANIT31049
83	NOTARBARTOLO	PALERMO	RSANIT31116
84		PALERMO	RSANIT3P
85		PARTINICO	RSANIT31047
86		PATTI	RSANIT31105
87		PATTI	RSANIT31037
88		PETRALIA SOTTANA	RSANIT31045
89		PIAZZA ARMERINA	RSANIT31141
90		PIEDIMONTE ETNEO	RSANIT31011
91		RACCUJA	RSANIT31117
92	BRANCH NR 1	RAGUSA	RSANIT31053
93	BRANCH NR 2	RAGUSA	RSANIT31076
94		RAMACCA	RSANIT31131
95		RANDAZZO	RSANIT31016
96		RESUTTANO	RSANIT31067
97		RIPOSTO	RSANIT31123
98		ROCCALUMERA	RSANIT31097
99		SALEMI	RSANIT31082
100		SAN CATALDO	RSANIT31059
101		SAN GIOVANNI LA PUNTA	RSANIT31125
102		SAN GREGORIO DI CATANIA	RSANIT31120
103		SAN MICHELE DI GANZARIA	RSANIT31139
104		SAN PIERO PATTI	RSANIT31018
105		SANT'AGATA LI BATTIATI	RSANIT31054
106		SANT'ALFIO	RSANIT31064
107		SANTA MARIA LA STELLA	RSANIT31027
108		SANTA TECLA (ACIREALE)	RSANIT31012
109		SANTA VENERINA	RSANIT31092
110		SCICLI	RSANIT31041
111	BRANCH NR 1	SCORDIA	RSANIT31132
112		SINAGRA	RSANIT31118
113	BRANCH NR 1	SIRACUSA	RSANIT31104
114	BRANCH NR 2	SIRACUSA	RSANIT31003
115	CITY BRANCH	SIRACUSA	RSANIT31070
116		SPADAFORA	RSANIT31017
117		TERME VIGLIATORE	RSANIT31072
118		TERMINI IMERESE	RSANIT31028
119	BRANCH NR 1	TRAPANI	RSANIT31113
120		TRAPANI	RSANIT31074
121		TRAPANI	RSANIT31073
122		TRECASTAGNI	RSANIT31055
123		TREMESTIERI ETNEO	RSANIT31109
124		TREMESTIERI ETNEO	RSANIT31013
125		TREMESTIERI(MESSINA)	RSANIT31100
126		VALLELUNGA PRATAMENO	RSANIT31033
127		VILLABATE	RSANIT31035
128		VILLAFRATI	RSANIT31046
129		VILLASMUNDO (MELILLI)	RSANIT31136
130		VITA	RSANIT31081
131		VITTORIA	RSANIT31031
132		ZAFFERANA ETNEA	RSANIT31019

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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

Find SWIFT Code & BIC Code CREDITO SICILIANO SPA Italy. Just follow the simple steps below to get the Swift code of all banks.