China Merchants Bank - Swift Codes or BIC Codes


Bank / Institution City Branch Swift Code Country
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK BEIJING CMBCCNBS201 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK CHANGCHUN (CHANGCHUN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS276 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK CHANGSHA (CHANGSHA SUB-BRANCH) CMBCCNBS341 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK CHENGDU (CHENGDU BRANCH) CMBCCNBS241 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK CHONGQING (CHONGQING BRANCH) CMBCCNBS245 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK DALIAN (DALIAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS182 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK DONGGUAN (DONGGUAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS195 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK DONGYING (DONGYING BRANCH) CMBCCNBS502 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK FOSHAN (FOSHAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS200 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK FUZHOU (FUZHOU BRANCH) CMBCCNBS382 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK GUANGZHOU CMBCCNBS131 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK GUIYANG (GUIYANG BRANCH) CMBCCNBS434 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK HANGZHOU (HANGZHOU BRANCH) CMBCCNBS281 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK HANKOU (WUHAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS101 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK HARBIN (HARBIN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS481 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK HEFEI (HEFEI BRANCH) CMBCCNBS441 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK HOHHOT (HOHHOT BRANCH) CMBCCNBS170 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK JINAN (JINAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS361 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK KUNMING (KUNMING BRANCH) CMBCCNBS451 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK LANZHOU (LANZHOU BRANCH) CMBCCNBS161 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK LINYI (LINYI BRANCH) CMBCCNBS426 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK LONGYAN (LONGYAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS525 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK NANCHANG (NANCHANG BRANCH) CMBCCNBS284 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK NANJING (NANJING BRANCH) CMBCCNBS261 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK NANNING (NANNING BRANCH) CMBCCNBS304 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK NANTONG (NANTONG BRANCH) CMBCCNBS222 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK NINGBO (NINGBO BRANCH) CMBCCNBS286 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK PUTIAN (PUTIAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS556 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK QINGDAO (QINGDAO BRANCH) CMBCCNBS400 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK QUANZHOU (QUANZHOU BRANCH) CMBCCNBS470 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHANGHAI (SHANGHAI BRANCH) CMBCCNBS051 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENYANG CMBCCNBS081 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENZHEN (OFF-SHORE BANKING DEPARTMENT) CMBCCNBS008 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENZHEN (GENERAL BANKING DEPARTMENT) CMBCCNBS012 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENZHEN (SHENZHEN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS050 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENZHEN (CUSTODY BRANCH) CMBCCNBSCSD CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENZHEN (FACTORING) CMBCCNBSFCT CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENZHEN (RMB CLEARING SERVICE) CMBCCNBSRMB CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHENZHEN (HEAD OFFICE) CMBCCNBSXXX CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SHIJIAZHUANG (SHIJIAZHUANG BRANCH) CMBCCNBS458 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK SUZHOU (SUZHOU BRANCH) CMBCCNBS275 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK TAIYUAN (TAIYUAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS351 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK TIANJIN (TIANJIN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS391 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK WEIFANG (WEIFANG BRANCH) CMBCCNBS237 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK WEIHAI (WEIHAI BRANCH) CMBCCNBS376 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK WULUMUQI (WULUMUQI BRANCH) CMBCCNBS421 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK XIAMEN (XIAMEN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS471 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK XIAN (XIAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS231 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK YANTAI (YANTAI BRANCH) CMBCCNBS372 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK YINCHUAN (YINCHUAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS442 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK ZHENGZHOU (ZHENGZHOU BRANCH) CMBCCNBS491 CHINA
CHINA MERCHANTS BANK ZHONGSHAN (ZHONGSHAN BRANCH) CMBCCNBS430 CHINA


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.