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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 401 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | BOZHOU | BOZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHBOZ |
| 402 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CANGZHOU | CANGZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHCAN |
| 403 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHANGCHUN | JILIN PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHCCN |
| 404 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHANGDE | CHANGDE BRANCH | COMMCNSHCDA |
| 405 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHANGJI | CHANGJI BRANCH | COMMCNSHCJI |
| 406 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHANGSHA | HUNAN PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHCSA |
| 407 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHANGZHI | CHANGZHI BRANCH | COMMCNSHCZI |
| 408 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHANGZHOU | CHANGZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHCHA |
| 409 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHAOZHOU | CHAOZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHCHB |
| 410 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHENGDE | CHENGDE BRANCH | COMMCNSHCDE |
| 411 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHENGDU | SICHUAN PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHCDU |
| 412 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHENZHOU | CHENZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHCHE |
| 413 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHIFENG | CHIFENG BRANCH | COMMCNSHCFG |
| 414 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHIZHOU | CHIZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHCHI |
| 415 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | Chongqing | CHONGQING MUNICIPAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHCQG |
| 416 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHUXIONG | CHU XIONG BRANCH | COMMCNSHCXG |
| 417 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | CHUZHOU | CHUZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHCHU |
| 418 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DALI | DALI BRANCH | COMMCNSHDLI |
| 419 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DALIAN | DALIAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHDLN |
| 420 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DANDONG | DANDONG BRANCH | COMMCNSHDDG |
| 421 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DAQING | DAQING BRANCH | COMMCNSHDQG |
| 422 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DATONG | DATONG BRANCH | COMMCNSHDTG |
| 423 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DAZHOU | DAZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHDAZ |
| 424 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DEYANG | DEYANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHDYA |
| 425 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DEZHOU | DEZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHDEZ |
| 426 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DONGGUAN | DONGGUAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHDGN |
| 427 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | DONGYING | DONGYING BRANCH | COMMCNSHDYG |
| 428 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | FOSHAN | FOSHAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHFSA |
| 429 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | FUSHUN | FUSHUN BRANCH | COMMCNSHFSN |
| 430 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | FUXIN | FUXIN BRANCH | COMMCNSHFXN |
| 431 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | FUYANG | FUYANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHFYG |
| 432 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | FUZHOU | FUJIAN PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHFUZ |
| 433 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | FUZHOU | FUZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHFUA |
| 434 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | GANZHOU | GANZHOU BRANCH | COMMCNSHGAN |
| 435 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | GUANGZHOU | GUANGDONG FREE TRADE UNIT | COMMCNSHGFT |
| 436 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | GUANGZHOU | GUANGDONG PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHGUA |
| 437 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | GUIGANG | GUIGANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHGGG |
| 438 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | GUILIN | GUILIN BRANCH | COMMCNSHGLN |
| 439 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | GUIYANG | GUIZHOU PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHGYG |
| 440 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HAIKOU | HAINAN FREE TRADE UNIT | COMMCNSHHNU |
| 441 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HAINAN | HAINAN PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHHNN |
| 442 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HAMI | HAMI BRANCH | COMMCNSHHMI |
| 443 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HANDAN | HANDAN BRANCH | COMMCNSHHDN |
| 444 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HANGZHOU | ZHEJIANG PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHHAN |
| 445 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HANZHONG | HANZHONG BRANCH | COMMCNSHHZG |
| 446 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HARBIN | HEILONGJIANG PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHHEB |
| 447 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HEFEI | ANHUI PROVINCIAL BRANCH | COMMCNSHHFI |
| 448 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HEIHE | HEIHE BRANCH | COMMCNSHHHB |
| 449 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HENGSHUI | HENGSHUI BRANCH | COMMCNSHHSA |
| 450 | BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS | HENGYANG | HENGYANG BRANCH | COMMCNSHHYG |
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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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