BIC/SWIFT Code Lookup

1. Search by BIC/SWIFT code — Type an 8 or 11 character BIC code (e.g. DEUTDEFF) to find the bank details.
2. Search by bank name — Type part of a bank name (e.g. "Deutsche", "Chase") to see matching banks.
3. Search by location — Type a country or city name to filter banks by location.
4. Instant results — Results update in real-time as you type, showing up to 100 matches.

All lookups are performed 100% client-side using the built-in bank database. No data is sent to any server.

A BIC (Bank Identifier Code) or SWIFT code is an 8 to 11 character international standard (ISO 9362) that uniquely identifies a bank or financial institution for international wire transfers. SWIFT stands for Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication.

The code structure is: AAAA BB CC DDD

• AAAA — Bank code (4 letters) — identifies the bank
• BB — Country code (2 letters) — ISO 3166 country code
• CC — Location code (2 alphanumeric) — city or region
• DDD — Branch code (3 optional alphanumeric) — specific branch

For example, DEUTDEFF breaks down as: DEUT (Deutsche Bank) + DE (Germany) + FF (Frankfurt).