Global Codes & Reference Database
Find verified financial, banking, postal and geographic codes from around the world.
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SWIFT / BIC Codes
International bank identifier codes for wire transfers worldwide.
Browse SWIFT Codes →IBAN
International Bank Account Numbers by country.
Browse IBAN →Postcodes
Postal and ZIP code databases by country and region.
Browse Postcodes →Bank Codes
Domestic bank codes and branch identifiers.
Browse Bank Codes →SWIFT Checker
Validate SWIFT/BIC code format and lookup bank details.
Use Tool →IBAN Checker
Validate IBAN format for international transfers.
Use Tool →Area Codes
North American telephone area codes by city, state and province.
Browse Area Codes →Popular Countries
Top countries by population with banking code data.
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India
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China
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United States
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Indonesia
Pakistan
Nigeria
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Brazil
Bangladesh
Russian Federation
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Mexico
Ethiopia
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Japan
Philippines
Egypt
Viet Nam
Türkiye
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Germany
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Thailand
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United Kingdom
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France
Italy
Tanzania, United Republic of
South Africa
Kenya
Colombia
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South Korea
Spain
Uganda
Argentina
Algeria
Ukraine
Poland
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Canada
Morocco
Saudi Arabia
Uzbekistan
Peru
Angola
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Malaysia
Mozambique
Ghana
Nepal
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Australia
Taiwan, Province of China
Sri Lanka
Chile
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Netherlands
Romania
Ecuador
Cambodia
Database Statistics
101
Countries
23,326
Banks
73,126
SWIFT Codes
1,542,458
Postal Codes
Frequently Asked Questions
A SWIFT code (also known as BIC — Bank Identifier Code) is an international standard for identifying banks during cross-border wire transfers. It consists of 8 or 11 characters.
Search by bank name or country on CodeReff, or use our SWIFT Code Checker tool to validate a code you already have.
CodeReff displays reference data from public sources. Verification status is shown where available. Always confirm details with your bank before making transfers.