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A BIC that moved

Revised 2026-10-24

What the code checker does: 8 tools

SWIFT / BIC code checker type a code and see its bank, country, location and branch parts, with the exact character that is wrong if it fails.
Find the SWIFT code of a US bank pick Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and six others to get the code each bank publishes for incoming wires.
IBAN checker test length, pattern and check digits for 89 countries, and see where a typo or a swapped pair is likely.
IBAN format by country choose any of the 89 registry countries and slide along its IBAN to see what each position must hold.
Check a list of BICs and IBANs paste a spreadsheet column of up to 2,000 codes and get a reason per row, duplicates flagged, as CSV.
Do I need the BIC for a SEPA payment? answer three questions about the banks and the currency to see if the IBAN alone is enough.
Wire transfer red-flag check tick the warning signs from the FTC's advice and see whether a payment looks like a common scam.
Your saved checks store up to five checked codes under names you choose and review them together, all on your device.

A bank changed its SWIFT code, or a rule here is out of date. What now? Write to contact@swiftcodelookup.com naming the page, the code or sentence in doubt and, if you have it, a link to the bank's or Swift's own notice.

What happens to the report? The claim is held up against the official document. Where the page turns out to be in error, it gets fixed, its "read at the source" date moves to that day and the revision dates page gains an entry. A claim with no source behind it comes off the page until a source turns up.

Can something about me or my company be taken off? Send that request to contact@swiftcodelookup.com too; every one gets read and a reply without delay.

Revised 2026-10-24

Did a bank change its code or branch details? Report a changed code