Find SWIFT Code & BIC Code of CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA India

Here You can search SWIFT Code & BIC Code of CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA India. The SWIFT Code & BIC Code is used for international wire transfers. CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA India 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 CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA India 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 CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA

SRBRANCHCITYSWIFT Code
1AGRA CANTONMENT BRANCHAGRACBININBBAGR
2LAL DARWAJA BRANCHAHMEDABADCBININBBLAL
3ALAPUZHA BRANCHALAPUZHACBININBBAPP
4CIVIL LINES AMRITSARAMRITSARCBININBBAMR
5BANGALORE CITY BRANCHBANGALORECBININBBBLR
6MILLER ROAD EXTENSION BANGALOREBANGALORECBININBBMRB
7BHILAIBHILAI MADHYA PRADESHCBININBBBHI
8SECTOR 17-BCHANDIGARHCBININBBSEC
9ADDISON BUIDLINGS CHENNAICHENNAI MADRASCBININBBADT
10INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS BRANCHCHENNAI MADRASCBININBBMDR
11COIMBATORE BRANCHCOIMBATORECBININBBCOB
12ASHOKA HOTELDELHICBININBBASH
13CORPORATE FINANCE DELHIDELHICBININBBCFD
14CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA PANAJI GOAGOACBININBBPAN
15HYDERABAD BRANCHHYDERABADCBININBBHYD
16SIYAGANJ BRANCHINDORECBININBBSIY
17JOHRI BAZARJAIPURCBININBBJOH
18SANSARCHANDRA ROAD BRANCHJAIPURCBININBBSCR
19CIVIL LINES JALANDHAR CITY BRANCHJALANDHARCBININBBCLJ
20JAMNAGAR MAINJAMNAGARCBININBBJAM
21CIVIL LINES KANPURKANPURCBININBBCLK
22KARNAL BRANCHKARNALCBININBBKAR
23KARUR BRANCHKARURCBININBBKRU
24WILLINGDON ISLAND BRANCHKOCHICBININBBWIS
25CALCUTTA MAIN OFFICEKOLKATA CALCUTTACBININBBCAL
26KOVILPATTI BRANCHKOVILPATTICBININBBKOV
27LUCKNOWLUCKNOWCBININBBLKO
28MILLER GIANJ LUDHIANALUDHIANACBININBBLUD
29MADURAIMADURAICBININBBMDU
30MORADABADMORADABADCBININBBMOR
31ANDHERI BRANCHMUMBAICBININBBAND
32BOMBAY MAIN OFFICEMUMBAICBININBBBMO
33INTERNATIONAL DIVISIONMUMBAICBININBB
34MANDVI BRANCHMUMBAICBININBBMAV
35OPERA HOUSE MUMBAIMUMBAICBININBBOPE
36OVERSEAS BRANCH BOMBAYMUMBAICBININBBOSB
37WORLI BRANCHMUMBAICBININBBWOR
38JANPATH NEW DELHINEW DELHICBININBBJAN
39PARLIAMENT STREET BRANCHNEW DELHICBININBBPAR
40INDUSTRIAL AREAPHAGWARACBININBBPHA
41PIMPRI BRANCHPUNECBININBBPMR
42PUNE CAMP BRANCHPUNECBININBBPOO
43RAJKOT MAIN BRANCHRAJKOTCBININBBRAJ
44SALEMSALEMCBININBBSAL
45SURAT BRANCHSURATCBININBBSUR
46TIRUPUR BRANCHTIRUPPURCBININBBTIR
47RACE COURCE ROAD BARODAVADODARA BARODACBININBBBAR
48NEPZ NOIDAVADODARA BARODACBININBBNEP

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 CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA India. Just follow the simple steps below to get the Swift code of all banks.