Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in China. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. Passive participants codes are excluded from the list.
| ID | Bank | City | Branch | SWIFT Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 601 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XINGTAI | XINGTAI BRANCH | COMMCNSHITI |
| 602 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XINXIANG | XINXIANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHIXG |
| 603 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XINYANG | XINYANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHIYB |
| 604 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XINYU | XINYU BRANCH | COMMCNSHIYU |
| 605 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XINZHOU | XINZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHIIN |
| 606 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XUANCHENG | XUANCHENG BRANCH | COMMCNSHICG |
| 607 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XUCHANG | XUCHANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHUCG |
| 608 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | XUZHOU | XUZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHIUZ |
| 609 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YANAN | YAN'AN BRANCH | COMMCNSHYAA |
| 610 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YANBIAN | YANBIAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHYBN |
| 611 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YANCHENG | YANCHENG BRANCH | COMMCNSHYCA |
| 612 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YANGQUAN | YANGQUAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHYQN |
| 613 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YANGZHOU | YANGZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHYAN |
| 614 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YANTAI | YANTAI BRANCH | COMMCNSHYTI |
| 615 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YIBIN | YIBIN BRANCH | COMMCNSHYBA |
| 616 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YICHANG | YICHANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHYCG |
| 617 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YICHUN | YICHUN BRANCH | COMMCNSHYCC |
| 618 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YINCHUAN | NINGXIA HUI AUTONOMOUS REGION BRANCH | COMMCNSHYCN |
| 619 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YINGKOU | YINGKOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHYKU |
| 620 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YIYANG | YIYANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHYYA |
| 621 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YONGZHOU | YONGZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHYON |
| 622 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YUEYANG | YUEYANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHYYG |
| 623 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YULIN | YULIN BRANCH | COMMCNSHYLA |
| 624 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YULIN | YULIN BRANCH | COMMCNSHYLN |
| 625 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YUNCHENG | YUNCHENG BRANCH | COMMCNSHYCB |
| 626 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | YUXI | YUXI BRANCH | COMMCNSHYXI |
| 627 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZAOZHUANG | ZAOZHUANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHZZG |
| 628 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHANGJIAJIE | ZHANGJIAJIE BRANCH | COMMCNSHZJJ |
| 629 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHANGJIAKOU | ZHANGJIAKOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHZJK |
| 630 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHANGZHOU | ZHANGZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHZHA |
| 631 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHANJIANG | ZHANJIANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHZJA |
| 632 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHAOQING | ZHAOQING BRANCH | COMMCNSHZQG |
| 633 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHAOTONG | ZHAOTONG BRANCH | COMMCNSHZTG |
| 634 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHENGZHOU | HENAN PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHZHE |
| 635 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHENJIANG | ZHENJIANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHZJG |
| 636 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHONGSHAN | ZHONGSHAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHZSN |
| 637 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHOUSHAN | ZHOUSHAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHZSA |
| 638 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHUHAI | ZHUHAI BRANCH | COMMCNSHZHI |
| 639 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZHUZHOU | ZHUZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHZHU |
| 640 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZIBO | ZIBO BRANCH | COMMCNSHZBO |
| 641 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZIGONG | ZIGONG BRANCH | COMMCNSHZGG |
| 642 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ZUNYI | ZUNYI BRANCH | COMMCNSHZYI |
| 643 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS, CO. LTD. | SHANGHAI | COMMCN3X | |
| 644 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS, CO. LTD. | SHANGHAI | OFFSHORE BANKING UNIT | COMMCN3XOBU |
| 645 | BANK OF DALIAN | DALIAN | DLCBCNBD | |
| 646 | BANK OF DALIAN | SHANGHAI | SHANGHAI BRANCH | DLCBCNBDSHF |
| 647 | BANK OF DONGGUAN CO.,LTD | DONGGUAN | DGCBCN22 | |
| 648 | BANK OF FUSHUN CO.,LTD | FUSHUN | BKFSCNBF | |
| 649 | BANK OF FUXIN | FUXIN | FXBKCNBJ | |
| 650 | BANK OF GANSU CO,LTD. | LANZHOU | GSBKCNBG |
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SWIFT/BIC codes are used to identify specific banks and branches in international money transfers, making sure your money gets to the right place. These codes are used by banks to process international wire transfers and messages.
All SWIFT codes consist of 8 or 11 characters. An 11 digit code refers to a specific branch, while an 8 digit code (or one ending in 'XXX') refers to the bank's head office. SWIFT code registrations are handled by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT). The term SWIFT is often used interchangeably with BIC, which stands for Bank Identifier Code.
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