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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 351 | BANK OF CHINA | URUMQI | XINJIANG BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ760 |
| 352 | BANK OF CHINA | WEIHAI | WEIHAI BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ51D |
| 353 | BANK OF CHINA | WENZHOU | WENZHOU BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ92B |
| 354 | BANK OF CHINA | WUHAN | HANKOU SUB-BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ61A |
| 355 | BANK OF CHINA | WUHAN | HUBEI BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ600 |
| 356 | BANK OF CHINA | WUHU | WUHU BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ79A |
| 357 | BANK OF CHINA | WUXI | WUXI BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ95C |
| 358 | BANK OF CHINA | WUZHOU | WUZHOU BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ49A |
| 359 | BANK OF CHINA | XIAMEN | XIAMEN BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ73A |
| 360 | BANK OF CHINA | XIAN | SHAANXI BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ620 |
| 361 | BANK OF CHINA | XIANGTAN | XIANGTAN BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ98D |
| 362 | BANK OF CHINA | XINING | QINGHAI BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ280 |
| 363 | BANK OF CHINA | YANBIAN | YANJI SUB-BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ85C |
| 364 | BANK OF CHINA | YANGJIANG | YANGJIANG BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ42W |
| 365 | BANK OF CHINA | YANGZHOU | YANGZHOU BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ95H |
| 366 | BANK OF CHINA | YANTAI | YANTAI BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ51A |
| 367 | BANK OF CHINA | YINCHUAN | NINGXIA BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ260 |
| 368 | BANK OF CHINA | YINGKOU | YINGKOU BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ82C |
| 369 | BANK OF CHINA | YULIN | YULIN BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ49G |
| 370 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHANGJIAJIE | ZHANGJIAJIE BRANCH) | BKCHCNBJ98S |
| 371 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHANGZHOU | ZHANGZHOU BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ73D |
| 372 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHANJIANG | ZHANJIANG BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ43P |
| 373 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHAOQING | ZHAOQING BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ43A |
| 374 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHENGZHOU | HENAN BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ530 |
| 375 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHENJIANG | ZHENJIANG BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ95D |
| 376 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHONGSHAN | ZHONGSHAN BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ44T |
| 377 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHOUSHAN | ZHOUSHAN BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ92E |
| 378 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHUHAI | HENGQIN FREE TRADE ZONE BRANCH | BKCHCNBJGHQ |
| 379 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHUHAI | ZHUHAI BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ45P |
| 380 | BANK OF CHINA | ZHUZHOU | ZHUZHOU BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ98C |
| 381 | BANK OF CHINA GUANGDONG BRANCH | GUANGZHOU | GUANGDONG BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ400 |
| 382 | BANK OF CHINA GUANGZHOU BRANCH | GUANGZHOU | GUANGZHOU YANJIANG SUB-BRANCH | BKCHCNBJ42A |
| 383 | BANK OF CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE CO., LTD JIAOZUO | JIAOZUO | JICCCNSJ | |
| 384 | BANK OF CHONGQING | Chongqing | CQCBCN22 | |
| 385 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | QINGHAI PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHQHI | |
| 386 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | AKSU | AKSU BRANCH | COMMCNSHAKS |
| 387 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ANQING | ANQING BRANCH | COMMCNSHAQG |
| 388 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ANSHAN | ANSHAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHASN |
| 389 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | ANYANG | ANYANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHAYG |
| 390 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BAISE | BAISE BRANCH | COMMCNSHBSE |
| 391 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BAODING | BAODING BRANCH | COMMCNSHBDG |
| 392 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BAODING | HEBEI XIONGAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHIAA |
| 393 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BAOJI | BAOJI BRANCH | COMMCNSHBJI |
| 394 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BAOTOU | BAOTOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHBTU |
| 395 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BAYINGOLIN | BAYINGUOLENG BRANCH | COMMCNSHBYG |
| 396 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BEIHAI | BEIHAI BRANCH | COMMCNSHBHI |
| 397 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BEIJING | BEIJING MUNICIPAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHBJG |
| 398 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BENGBU | BENGBU BRANCH | COMMCNSHBBU |
| 399 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BIJIE | BIJIE BRANCH | COMMCNSHBJE |
| 400 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BINZHOU | BINZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHBIN |
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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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