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Bank
City
S.No.Swift CodeBank NameCityBranch
1101 MIDLGB2144U HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER, HIGH STREET BRANCH)
1102 MIDLGB2179I HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER, OLD TRAFFORD)
1103 MIDLGB2179J HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER, OXFORD ROAD)
1104 MIDLGB2144V HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER, ROYAL EXCHANGE BRANCH)
1105 MIDLGB2179K HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER, RUSHOLME)
1106 MIDLGB2144W HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER, UNIVERSITY BRANCH)
1107 MIDLGB2174F HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (OLDHAM ROAD)
1108 MIDLGB2145A HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (STRETFORD BRANCH)
1109 MIDLGB2173C HSBC BANK PLC MANCHESTER (TRAFFORD PARK)
1110 MIDLGB2145B HSBC BANK PLC MANSFIELD (MANSFIELD BRANCH)
1111 MIDLGB2176K HSBC BANK PLC MAPPERLEY (NOTTINGHAM, MAPPERLEY)
1112 MIDLGB2145C HSBC BANK PLC MARCH (MARCH BRANCH)
1113 MIDLGB2145D HSBC BANK PLC MARGATE (CLIFTONVILLE, KENT BRANCH)
1114 MIDLGB2145E HSBC BANK PLC MARGATE (MARGATE, THE CENTRE BRANCH)
1115 MIDLGB2145F HSBC BANK PLC MARKET BOSWORTH (NUNEATON BRANCH)
1116 MIDLGB2145G HSBC BANK PLC MARKET DEEPING (MARKET DEEPING BRANCH)
1117 MIDLGB2145H HSBC BANK PLC MARKET DRAYTON (MARKET DRAYTON BRANCH)
1118 MIDLGB2111U HSBC BANK PLC MARKET HARBOROUGH (MARKET HARBOROUGH)
1119 MIDLGB2145J HSBC BANK PLC MARKET RASEN (MARKET RASEN BRANCH)
1120 MIDLGB2187B HSBC BANK PLC MARKYATE
1121 MIDLGB2145K HSBC BANK PLC MARLBOROUGH (MARLBOROUGH BRANCH)
1122 MIDLGB2145L HSBC BANK PLC MARLOW (MARLOW BRANCH)
1123 MIDLGB2145M HSBC BANK PLC MARYPORT (MARYPORT BRANCH)
1124 MIDLGB2145N HSBC BANK PLC MATLOCK (MATLOCK BRANCH)
1125 MIDLGB2145P HSBC BANK PLC MELBOURNE (MELBOURNE BRANCH)
1126 MIDLGB2145R HSBC BANK PLC MELKSHAM (MELKSHAM BRANCH)
1127 MIDLGB2145T HSBC BANK PLC MELTON MOWBRAY (MELTON MOWBRAY BRANCH)
1128 MIDLGB2145U HSBC BANK PLC MENAI BRIDGE (MENAI BRIDGE BRANCH)
1129 MIDLGB2145V HSBC BANK PLC MERTHYR TYDFIL (MERTHYR TYDFIL, GLEBELAND STREET BRANCH)
1130 MIDLGB2145W HSBC BANK PLC MICKLEOVER (MICKLEOVER BRANCH)
1131 MIDLGB2108G HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLESBROUGH (CLEVELAND CENTRE BRANCH)
1132 MIDLGB2179M HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLESBROUGH (MARTON)
1133 MIDLGB2179O HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLESBROUGH (MIDDLESBROUGH, 475 LINTHORPE ROAD)
1134 MIDLGB2146B HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLESBROUGH (MIDDLESBROUGH, 60 ALBERT ROAD BRANCH)
1135 MIDLGB2170P HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLESBROUGH (MORRISONS)
1136 MIDLGB2179W HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLESBROUGH (NORMANBY)
1137 MIDLGB2146A HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLESBROUGH (STOKESLEY BRANCH)
1138 MIDLGB2146C HSBC BANK PLC MIDDLETON (MIDDLETON BRANCH)
1139 MIDLGB2146D HSBC BANK PLC MILFORD HAVEN (MILFORD HAVEN BRANCH)
1140 MIDLGB2146E HSBC BANK PLC MILLOM (MILLOM BRANCH)
1141 MIDLGB2146F HSBC BANK PLC MILNTHORPE (MILNTHORPE BRANCH)
1142 MIDLGB2146G HSBC BANK PLC MILTON KEYNES (BLETCHLEY BRANCH)
1143 MIDLGB2176D HSBC BANK PLC MILTON KEYNES (MILTON KEYNES, SILBURY BOULEVARD)
1144 MIDLGB2111L HSBC BANK PLC MILTON KEYNES (MILTON KEYNES, SILBURY COURT)
1145 MIDLGB2146H HSBC BANK PLC MINEHEAD (MINEHEAD BRANCH)
1146 MIDLGB2179P HSBC BANK PLC MIRFIELD (MIRFIELD)
1147 MIDLGB2146J HSBC BANK PLC MITCHAM (MITCHAM BRANCH)
1148 MIDLGB2146K HSBC BANK PLC MOLD (MOLD BRANCH)
1149 MIDLGB2146L HSBC BANK PLC MONMOUTH (MONMOUTH BRANCH)
1150 MIDLGB2146M HSBC BANK PLC MORDEN (MORDEN BRANCH)

What is Swift Code?

A SWIFT code is an international bank code that identifies particular banks worldwide. It’s also known as a Bank Identifier Code (BIC). Swift Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) and it is unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also used the codes for exchanging other messages between them.

The registrations of Swift Codes are handled by Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (“SWIFT”) and their headquarters is located in La Hulpe, Belgium. SWIFT is the registered trademarks of S.W.I.F.T. SCRL with a registered address at Avenue Adèle 1, B-1310 La Hulpe, Belgium.

The Swift code consists of 8 or 11 characters. When 8-digits code is given, it refers to the primary office. The code formatted as below:-

AAAA BB CC DDD

  • First 4 characters - bank code (only letters)
  • Next 2 characters - ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (only letters)
  • Next 2 characters - location code (letters and digits) (passive participant will have "1" in the second character)
  • Last 3 characters - branch code, optional ('XXX' for primary office) (letters and digits)

The format of Swift Code is as follows:-

A A A A B B C C D D D
Bank Code Country Code Location Code Branch Code

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