Hua Xia Bank - Swift Codes or BIC Codes


Bank / Institution City Branch Swift Code Country
HUA XIA BANK ANSHAN (ANSHAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ12A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK BAODING (BAODING BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ08A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK BAOTOU (BAOTOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ19B CHINA
HUA XIA BANK BEIJING (BEIJING BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ030 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK BEIJING (FUND CUSTODY SERVICE) HXBKCNBJCSD CHINA
HUA XIA BANK BEIJING (HEAD OFFICE) HXBKCNBJXXX CHINA
HUA XIA BANK CANGZHOU (HUAXIA BANK CANGZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ08C CHINA
HUA XIA BANK CHANGCHUN (CHANGCHUN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ280 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK CHANGSHA (CHANGSHA) HXBKCNBJ270 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK CHANGZHOU (CHANGZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ250 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK CHENGDU (CHENGDU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ150 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK CHONGQING (CHONGQING BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ110 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK DALIAN (DALIAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ130 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK DONGGUAN (HUAXIA BANK DONGGUAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ10A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK DONGYING (DONGYING BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ05E CHINA
HUA XIA BANK FOSHAN (HUA XIA BANK CO.LTD., FOSHAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ10B CHINA
HUA XIA BANK FUZHOU (FUZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ200 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK GUANGZHOU (GUANGZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ100 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK HANGZHOU (HANGZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ020 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK HEFEI (HUAXIA BANK HEFEI BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ220 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK HOHHOT (HOHHUT BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ190 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK HUZHOU (HUZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ02C CHINA
HUA XIA BANK JINAN (JINAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ050 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK KUNMING (KUNMING BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ060 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK LIAOCHENG (LIAOCHENG BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ05C CHINA
HUA XIA BANK LINYI (LINYI BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ05F CHINA
HUA XIA BANK NANJING (NANJING BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ010 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK NANNING (NANNING) HXBKCNBJ240 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK NANTONG (NANTONG BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ01C CHINA
HUA XIA BANK NINGBO (NINGBO BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ210 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK ORDOS (ORDOS BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ19A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK QINGDAO (QINGDAO BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ05A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK QUANZHOU (QUANZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ20A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK SHANGHAI (SHANGHAI BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ040 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK SHAOXING (SHAOXING BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ230 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK SHENYANG (SHEN YANG BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ120 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK SHENZHEN (SHENZHEN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ070 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK SHIJIAZHUANG (SHIJIAZHUANG BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ080 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK SUZHOU (SUZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ011 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK TAI ZHOU (TAIZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ02B CHINA
HUA XIA BANK TAIYUAN (TAIYUAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ090 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK TANGSHAN (TANGSHAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ08B CHINA
HUA XIA BANK TIANJIN (TIANJIN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ180 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK URUMQI (UROMQI BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ170 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK WEIFANG (WEIFANG) HXBKCNBJ05D CHINA
HUA XIA BANK WENZHOU (WENZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ021 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK WUHAN (WUHAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ140 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK WUXI (WUXI BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ01W CHINA
HUA XIA BANK XIAMEN (HUAXIA BANK XIAMEN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ20B CHINA
HUA XIA BANK XIAN (XIAN BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ160 CHINA
HUA XIA BANK XIANGYANG (XIANGYANG BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ14A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK XUZHOU (HUAXIA XUZHOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ01E CHINA
HUA XIA BANK YANTAI (YANTAI BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ05B CHINA
HUA XIA BANK YINGKOU (YINGKOU BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ12B CHINA
HUA XIA BANK YUXI (HUA XIA BANK YUXI SUB-BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ06A CHINA
HUA XIA BANK ZHENJIANG (ZHENJIANG BRANCH) HXBKCNBJ260 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.