Banque De France - Swift Codes or BIC Codes


Bank / Institution City Branch Swift Code Country
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (OPERATIONS POLITIQUES MONETAIRES (TITRES)) BDFEFR2LCCB FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (APPELS D'OFFRES EN PENSION LIVREE ESES) BDFEFR2T228 FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (APPELS D'OFFRE) BDFEFR2T3GX FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BDF FACTURATION T2S) BDFEFR2T4CB FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BANQUE DE FRANCE ALLIA) BDFEFR2TALT FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BDF SERI) BDFEFR2TBDF FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (CAISSE GENERALE) BDFEFR2TCAI FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BDF CORE-FR FGC-FONDS DE GARANTIE COMMUN) BDFEFR2TCC1 FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (OPERATIONS POLITIQUES MONETAIRES (ESPECES))) BDFEFR2TCCB FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (REGLEMENT CERTIFICAT DETTE BCE) BDFEFR2TCDT FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (COMPTABILITE GENERALE) BDFEFR2TCGN FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BDF CORE(FR) CMP GI) BDFEFR2TCP1 FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (RESERVES OBLIGATOIRES) BDFEFR2TDMC FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (FONDS PROPRES (DEVISES)) BDFEFR2TDSE FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (ESES-INTERNCB BE) BDFEFR2TEBE FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (ECF COMPTE MIROIR) BDFEFR2TECF FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (ECR PROJECT) BDFEFR2TECR FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (ESES-INTERNCB NL) BDFEFR2TENL FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (OPERATIONS DE CHANGE BCE) BDFEFR2TERM FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (SETEC-SIT/CORE) BDFEFR2TETC FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BDF FACTURATION) BDFEFR2TFAC FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (FONDS PROPRES (TITRES EUROS)) BDFEFR2TFPR FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (GESCCO) BDFEFR2TGCO FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (GESTION DE LA DETTE PUBLIQUE) BDFEFR2TGDP FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BDF-PROJET IAM) BDFEFR2TIAM FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (PLI) BDFEFR2TICM FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (IEDOM) BDFEFR2TIDD FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (IEOM) BDFEFR2TIND FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (OPERATIONS NUMERAIRES) BDFEFR2TNUM FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (OPCVM) BDFEFR2TOPC FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (BDF PIVOT) BDFEFR2TPIV FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (DMC) BDFEFR2TPOL FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (OST REFINANCEMENT) BDFEFR2TPOM FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (TRESOR PUBLIC BANQUIER) BDFEFR2TPUB FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (SAISIE-ATTRIBUTION) BDFEFR2TSAI FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (CLIENTELE CONVENTIONNEE) BDFEFR2TSCC FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (CHEQUES ET EFFETS SUR L'ETRANGER) BDFEFR2TSEE FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (FONDS PROPRES (PRETS EUROS)) BDFEFR2TSFP FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (SERI-CONTINGENCE) BDFEFR2TSPE FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (REPRISE DE LIQUIDITE) BDFEFR2TSPM FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (REGLEMENTS CLIENTELE EN DEVISES) BDFEFR2TSRD FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (RAPATRIEMENTS STORE) BDFEFR2TTEM FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (CLIENTELE INSTITUTIONNELLE (TITRES)) BDFEFR2TTIT FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (FONDS PROPRES (DBCG-CRE)) BDFEFR2TTRA FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (COLLATERAL TRIPARTY) BDFEFR2TTRY FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS BDFEFR2TXXX FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (DSB COMPTES ESPECES EN EURO) BDFEFRPPCCT FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (SERVICE POST-MARCHE - FOREIGN BACK OFFICE) BDFEFRPPCMI FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (FOREIGN CUSTOMER TRANSACTIONS) BDFEFRPPSRD FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (INFORMATION SUR PAIEMENTS DE MASSE) BDFEFRPPTEC FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS (SERVICE DES TITRES) BDFEFRPPTIT FRANCE
BANQUE DE FRANCE PARIS BDFEFRPPXXX FRANCE


SWIFT Code stands for ‘Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication’ code. A SWIFT code is also called BIC Code – ‘Bank Identification Code’ which is used to identify banks uniquely throughout the world.

The SWIFT code is an 8 or 11 alphanumeric characters code that uniquely identifies financial institution. If a SWIFT code is eleven characters, this means that the bank has added a three-digit code to denote a specific branch of a bank.

First 4 characters – Bank Code – Identifies financial institution uniquely (only letters)

Next 2 characters – Country Code (only letters)

Next 2 characters - Location Code (Letters and Digits)

Optional Last 3 characters – Branch Code of a bank (‘XXX’ for main office) (Letters and Digits)

The above mentioned format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) or Swift Code is approved by the International Standard Organization (ISO) and represents a particular bank or bank branch. These codes are used for transferring the money between banks especially the international wire transfers and are also used for exchanging other messages between banks. If you want to do a international direct wire transfer between banks, your bank will probably ask for the SWIFT code of the bank receiving the funds.