🌍 SWIFT Code Finder
Search for SWIFT/BIC codes of Indian banks. SWIFT code is the same for all branches of a bank in India.
What is a SWIFT Code?
SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) code, also known as BIC (Bank Identifier Code), is an 8-11 character code that identifies banks internationally. In India, each bank has ONE SWIFT code that applies to ALL its branches across the country. SWIFT codes are used for international wire transfers and inter-bank communications.
4 Banks Found
Indian Bank
Important: The SWIFT code IDIBINBB is the same for all branches of Indian Bank across India. You don't need a branch-specific SWIFT code.
Indian Bank
Important: The SWIFT code IDIBINBB is the same for all branches of Indian Bank across India. You don't need a branch-specific SWIFT code.
South Indian Bank
Important: The SWIFT code IDIBINBB is the same for all branches of South Indian Bank across India. You don't need a branch-specific SWIFT code.
South Indian Bank
Important: The SWIFT code IDIBINBB is the same for all branches of South Indian Bank across India. You don't need a branch-specific SWIFT code.
How to Use SWIFT Codes
International Wire Transfers
Use SWIFT codes when sending or receiving money internationally. Your bank will ask for the beneficiary's SWIFT code.
Inter-Bank Communication
Banks use SWIFT codes to communicate securely for transactions, letters of credit, and other banking operations.
Same for All Branches
In India, one SWIFT code covers all branches. You don't need a branch-specific code for domestic branches.
Secure Identification
SWIFT codes ensure secure identification of banks in the global financial network, reducing errors and fraud.