Swift Code ICICI bank
SWIFT Code is a Code that will be used for making Money Transfers.
In this article, We are going to discuss SWIFT code Meaning, Purpose, Features, Format, and a Full list of ICICI Bank Swift Codes.
Let’s get started with Swift code ICICI Bank..!!
1. What is SWIFT Full Form?
The SWIFT full form is the Society for Worldwide Inter-bank Financial Telecommunication Code. SWIFT codes are essential for secure and efficient cross-border transactions. Whenever you make International transfers from India, you will be asked for a Swift Code and Bank account details. Each and Every bank will be identified separately with this Swift Code.
2. What is a SWIFT code in India?
SWIFT code, also known as a Bank Identifier Code (BIC) used for International funds transfers. It is a standard format code that uniquely identifies a particular bank worldwide.
3. What is the Purpose and features of Swift Code?
SWIFT code is generally used for International fund transfers.
For Example, If a person residing in the United States of America and wants to send money to their family members residing in Mumbai. Transferring money from the USA to India will become an International fund transfer and it can be completed using the SWIFT Code.
The key features of Swift Code are as follows:
1. The SWIFT code can have either 8 or 11 characters.
For instance, an 8-character SWIFT code looks like this: ABCDUS33. On the other hand, an 11-character SWIFT code with a branch extension would look like this: ABCDUS33XYZ.
2. The first four characters of the SWIFT code indicate the bank’s name. The following two characters indicate the country, and the last two characters identify the location of the bank’s primary office or headquarters.
3. In some cases, a three-character extension (XXX) can be added to specify a particular branch of the bank.
4. Format of SWIFT Code
The Swift Code Format is as follows:
1. Bank Code: First four letters of “ICICI”, represent your Bank Name, that too in short form.
2. Country Code: The next two characters of “IN” represent the country in which the bank is located.
3. Location code: The next 2 characters of “BB”, can be anything either characters/numbers. It represents your Bank headquarters / Main office location.
4. Branch code: Last 3 digits will also identify your bank branch.
Eg: ICIC IN BB 061
5. How do I find my ICICI SWIFT code?
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) permits Bank branches to deal in Foreign Currency. If your Home Branch has authorization to do Foreign Currency Business, then, your ICICI Branch will have Swift Code.
In Passbook
Your Bank Branch Swift can be found on the First Page of the ICICI Passbook where you can find your Name, Bank Account Number, IFSC, etc.,
Through Mobile Banking / Internet Banking
ICICI Swift code can also be found by Login into your Online Banking and take a look at your recent downloaded Bank statement. You can find Swift code at the Top of the Statement only.
6. From Which Countries I Can Make a Wire Transfer?
“Wire Transfer” means the Traditional Mode of Fund transfer from a Local Overseas Bank to your ICICI Bank in India. With this, you can transfer money to your Friends and Family residing in India through Offline mode.
You can transfer money in 40 currencies from your Local Bank account to your ICICI bank account.
The ICICI Bank has a large network association of Correspondent banks, therefore you can send/transfer money and get your money credited into any Bank account in India.
Currency of remittance | Name of Correspondent Bank | Account Number | Swift code / BI |
USD | Wells Fargo Bank N A | 2000193003734 | PNBPUS3NNYC |
USD | BANK OF AMERICA, NEWYORK | 6550891846 | BOFAUS3NXXX |
USD | JP MORGAN CHASE, NEW YORK | 400808595 USD | CHASUS33XXX |
GBP | HSBC BANK PLC, LONDON | 37063729 | MIDLGB22 |
EUR | JP MORGAN CHASE, FRANKFURT | 6231605988 | CHASDEFXXXX |
CAD | ROYAL BANK OF CANADA TORONTO | 09591-102-247-4 | ROYCCAT2XXX |
AED | EMIRATES BANK INTERNATIONAL | 1261052966704 | EBILAEADXXX |
AUD | JP MORGAN CHASE SYDNEY | 10039355 | CHASAU2XXXX |
AUD | NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK, MELBOURNE | 1803038768500 | NATAAU33A033 |
CHF | CREDIT SUISSE ZURICH | 835094601863000 | CRESCHZZ80A |
DKK | DEN DANSKE BANK COPENHAGEN | 3996056694 | DABADKKKXXX |
HKD | HSBC HONG KONG | 511 639197-001 | HSBCHKHHHKH |
JPY | SUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION, TOKYO | 4308 | SMBCJPJT |
NOK | DnB NOR Bank ASA | 7002 02 04271 | DNBANOKKXXX |
NZD | ANZ National Bank limited | 103705NZD00001 | ANZBNZ22 |
SEK | NORDEA BANK SWEDEN AB, STOCKHOLM SE | 3952 79 10226 | NDEASESSXXX |
SGD | DBS BANK LTD, SINGAPORE | 037-003409-6 | DBSSSGSG |
SAR | RIYAD BANK BANK LTD. RIYADH | 9250015699940 | RIBLSARIXXX |
ZAR | STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED | 7222151 | SBZAZAJJ |
QAR | COMMERCIAL BANK OF QATAR | 4010-004124-003 | CBQAQAQAXXX |
BGN* | ING Bank | 400808595 | |
BHD* | National Bank of Bahrain | 400808595 | |
BWP* | Standard Chartered Bank Botswana Ltd | 400808595 | |
CNY* | JPM Hong Kong | 400808595 | |
CZK* | Ceskoslovenska Obchodni Banka AS | 400808595 | |
GHS* | Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Ltd | 400808595 | |
HRK* | Zagrebacka Bank | 400808595 | |
HUF* | ING Bank | 400808595 | |
ILS* | Bank Hapoalim BM | 400808595 | |
KES* | Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Ltd | 400808595 | |
KWD* | National Bank of Kuwait | 400808595 | |
LKR* | Bank of Ceylon – BCEYLKLX | 400808595 | |
MAD* | Attijariwafa Bank | 400808595 | |
MXN* | Banco Santander Serfin | 400808595 | |
OMR | SOHAR INTERNATIONAL BANK S.A.O.G | 1020106023 | BSHROMRUXXX |
PLN | M Bank, Poland | PL90114000000000101939001002 | BREXPLPWXXX |
RON* | ING Bank NV Bucharest | 400808595 | |
RUB* | Sberbank Moscow | 400808595 | |
RSD* | Unicredit Bank | 400808595 | |
THB | Siam Commercial Bank, Thailand | 1113913091 | SICOTHBKXXX |
TRY* | JPMorgan Chase Bank | 400808595 | |
UGX* | Standard Chartered Bank Uganda | 400808595 | |
ZMW* | Standard Chartered Bank Zambia Ltd | 400808595 |
7. Is MICR and SWIFT code same?
MICR is a Magnetic Ink Recognition technology that is one of the foremost technologies that will be used for processing the Chequea faster. As initially cheques used to get processed manually which takes a lot of effort but MICR made it easier for the computers to process the information encoded in Cheques. Whereas, the SWIFT code is generally used for International fund transfers.
8. Is ICICI SWIFT code same for all branches?
No. Every ICICI Branch will have a Unique Swift Code. It means the same code cannot be accessed for all the ICICI Branches.
9. Is SWIFT code same as IFSC code?
No. IFSC (Indian Financial System Code) is used for domestic funds transfer within India. SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) Code known as a BIC (Bank Identifier Code), is used for international funds transfers.
10. What happens if I use the Wrong SWIFT code?
In case you have used the Wrong SWIFT code for International transfer which does not exist, then, the receiving Bank will flag it and will reverse the Payment to the recipient.
you have used the Wrong SWIFT code for International transfer which does exist, Then, you should contact your Banc branch and initiate for Cancellation of the transaction immediately.
11. Full List of Swift Codes of ICICI
S.No. | Bank Name | City | Branch Name | SWIFT Code |
1 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | AHMEDABAD | AHMEDABAD BRANCH | ICICINBB024 |
2 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | BANGALORE | REGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-BANGALORE | ICICINBBRT3 |
3 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | BANGALORE | ICICINBB002 | |
4 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | BHUBANESHWAR | ICICINBB061 | |
5 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | CHANDIGARH | CHANDIGARH BRANCH | ICICINBB013 |
6 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | NUNGAMBAKKAM BRANCH | ICICINBB009 |
7 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | REGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-CHENNAI | ICICINBBRT4 |
8 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | VOSTRO CELL-CHENNAI | ICICINBBVC2 |
9 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | COIMBATORE | COIMBATORE BRANCH | ICICINBB016 |
10 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | HYDERABAD | HYDERABAD BRANCH | ICICINBB008 |
11 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | HYDERABAD | REGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-HYDERABAD | ICICINBBRT5 |
12 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | JAIPUR | JAIPUR BRANCH | ICICINBB012 |
13 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | KOCHI | KOCHI BRANCH | ICICINBB010 |
14 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) | ICICINBB006 | |
15 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | LUDHIANA | LUDHIANA BRANCH | ICICINBB017 |
16 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | ANDHERI BRANCH | ICICINBB011 |
17 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | CENTRALIZED PAYMENT HUB | ICICINBBGRP |
18 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | CMS HUB | ICICINBBCMS |
19 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | CROSS BORDER PAYMENT PROCESSING CENTRE | ICICINBBNRI |
20 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | GLOBAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-MUMBAI | ICICINBBCTS |
21 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | OVERSEAS BRANCH UNIT | ICICINBBOBU |
22 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | REGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-MUMBAI | ICICINBBRT1 |
23 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | SANGLI BRANCH | ICICINBBSAN |
24 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | TREASURY | ICICINBBTSY |
25 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | VOSTRO CELL-MUMBAI | ICICINBBVC1 |
26 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | ICICINBB | |
27 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | MUMBAI | ICICINBBFEX | |
28 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | NEW DELHI | DELHI BRANCH | ICICINBB007 |
29 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | NEW DELHI | REGIONAL TRADE SERVICES UNIT-NEW DELHI | ICICINBBRT2 |
30 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | PUNE | ICICINBB005 | |
31 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | VADODARA (BARODA) | ICICINBB003 | |
32 | ICICI BANK LIMITED | VISAKHAPATNAM | VISAKHAPATNAM BRANCH | ICICINBB060 |
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