Deutsche Postbank Ag - Swift Codes or BIC Codes


Bank / Institution City Branch Swift Code Country
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG AICHACH (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF038 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG ALZEY (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF028 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG BAD VILBEL (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF029 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG BERLIN (BERLIN BRANCH) PBNKDEFF100 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG BONN (BONN,TREASURY) PBNKDEFF380 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG BRAKEL (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF049 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG BRETTEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF031 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG BRUCHSAL (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF016 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG BRUEHL (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF024 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG CHAM (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF036 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG DELMENHORST (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF035 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG DILLINGEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF013 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG DITZINGEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF039 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG DORSTEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF023 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG DORTMUND (DORTMUND BRANCH) PBNKDEFF440 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG ESSEN (ESSEN BRANCH) PBNKDEFF360 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG FRANKFURT AM MAIN PBNKDEFFDSL GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG FRANKFURT AM MAIN (FRANKFURT BRANCH) PBNKDEFFXXX GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG FRECHEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF048 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG GARDING (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF033 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG GERETSRIED (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF037 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG GERMERSHEIM (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF041 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG HAMBURG (HAMBURG BRANCH) PBNKDEFF200 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG HAMBURG (HAMBURG SAVINGS) PBNKDEFF201 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG HANNOVER (HANNOVER BRANCH) PBNKDEFF250 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG HORB AM NECKAR (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF015 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG IPSHEIM (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF019 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG KARLSRUHE (KARLSRUHE BRANCH) PBNKDEFF660 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG KAUFBEUREN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF026 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG KOELN (KOELN BRANCH) PBNKDEFF370 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG KOELN (DIRECT BROKERAGE DEPARTMENT) PBNKDEFFETR GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG LEIPZIG (LEIPZIG BRANCH) PBNKDEFF860 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG LEONBERG (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF040 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG LUDWIGSHAFEN (LUDWIGSHAFEN BRANCH) PBNKDEFF545 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG MAINTAL (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF045 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG MENGEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF025 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG MUENCHEN (MUENCHEN BRANCH) PBNKDEFF700 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG MUENCHEN (MUNICH SAVINGS) PBNKDEFF701 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG NAUEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF021 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG NEUNKIRCHEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF012 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG NUERNBERG (NUERNBERG BRANCH) PBNKDEFF760 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG OBERTSHAUSEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF044 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG PINNEBERG (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF027 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG PULHEIM (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF047 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG RAHDEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF022 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG RELLINGEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF020 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG RHENS (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF042 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG SAARBRUECKEN (SAARBRUECKEN BRANCH) PBNKDEFF590 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG SOLTAU (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF034 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG ST. INGBERT (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF011 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG STAHNSDORF (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF017 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG STUTTGART (STUTTGART BRANCH) PBNKDEFF600 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG VOELKLINGEN (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF014 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG WEDEL (HOLSTEIN) (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF018 GERMANY
DEUTSCHE POSTBANK AG WILSTER (ZV-COLLECT) PBNKDEFF032 GERMANY


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.