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Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in Austria. Only active SWIFT codes are shown. All passive (i.e. inactive) codes are excluded from the list.

ID	Bank or Institution	City	Swift Code
301	RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK SCHWAZ-WATTENS EGEN	SCHWAZ	RZTIAT22351
302	RAIFFEISEN-BEZIRKSBANK SPITTAL/DRAU, REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Spittal an der Drau	RZKTAT2K267
303	RAIFFEISEN-LANDESBANK STEIERMARK AG	GRAZ	RZSTAT2G
304	RAIFFEISEN-LANDESBANK TIROL AG	Rum	RZTIAT22
305	RAIFFEISEN-REGIONALBANK GAENSERNDORF EGEN	Gaenserndorf	RLNWATWWGAE
306	RAIFFEISENBANK ABSAM-THAUR-VOLDERS EGEN	THAUR	RZTIAT22200
307	RAIFFEISENBANK ABSAM-THAUR-VOLDERS EGEN	THAUR	RZTIAT22337
308	RAIFFEISENBANK ABSAM-THAUR-VOLDERS EGEN	THAUR	RZTIAT22347
309	RAIFFEISENBANK ADMONT EGEN	Admont	RZSTAT2G001
310	RAIFFEISENBANK AICHFELD EGEN	Knittelfeld	RZSTAT2G346
311	RAIFFEISENBANK AIST EGEN	WARTBERG OB DER AIST	RZOOAT2L460
312	RAIFFEISENBANK AIST EGEN	WARTBERG OB DER AIST	RZOOAT2L613
313	RAIFFEISENBANK ALBERSCHWENDE EGEN	Alberschwende	RVVGAT2B401
314	RAIFFEISENBANK ALMTAL EGEN	Gruenau im Almtal	RZOOAT2L127
315	RAIFFEISENBANK ALPBACHTAL EGEN	Alpbach	RZTIAT22203
316	RAIFFEISENBANK ALTENMARKT-FLACHAU-EBEN EGEN	Altenmarkt im Pongau	RVSAAT2S004
317	RAIFFEISENBANK AM HOFSTEIG EGEN	Wolfurt	RVVGAT2B482
318	RAIFFEISENBANK ANTHERING - ELIXHAUSEN EGEN	Anthering	RVSAAT2S007
319	RAIFFEISENBANK ARLBERG SILVRETTA EGEN	ST. ANTON AM ARLBERG	RZTIAT22248
320	RAIFFEISENBANK ARLBERG SILVRETTA EGEN	ST. ANTON AM ARLBERG	RZTIAT22252
321	RAIFFEISENBANK ARNOLDSTEIN-FUERNITZ EG	Arnoldstein	RZKTAT2K257
322	RAIFFEISENBANK ARNOLDSTEIN-FUERNITZ EG	ARNOLDSTEIN	RZKTAT2K305
323	RAIFFEISENBANK ASPACH-WILDENAU EGEN	Aspach im Innkreis	RZOOAT2L016
324	RAIFFEISENBANK ATTERGAU EGEN	Sankt Georgen im Attergau	RZOOAT2L523
325	RAIFFEISENBANK ATTERSEE-NORD EGEN	Seewalchen am Attersee	RZOOAT2L608
326	RAIFFEISENBANK ATTERSEE-SUED EGEN	Nussdorf am Attersee	RZOOAT2L363
327	RAIFFEISENBANK BAD RADKERSBURG-KLOECH EGEN	Bad Radkersburg	RZSTAT2G312
328	RAIFFEISENBANK BAD WIMSBACH-NEYDHARTING EGEN	Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting	RZOOAT2L750
329	RAIFFEISENBANK BEZAU-MELLAU-BIZAU EGEN	Bezau	RVVGAT2B406
330	RAIFFEISENBANK BLUDENZ-MONTAFON EGEN	Bludenz	RVVGAT2B468
331	RAIFFEISENBANK BLUDENZ-MONTAFON EGEN	BLUDENZ	RVVGAT2B410
332	RAIFFEISENBANK BODENSEE-LEIBLACHTAL EGEN	Hard	RVVGAT2B439
333	RAIFFEISENBANK BODENSEE-LEIBLACHTAL EGEN	Hard	RVVGAT2B431
334	RAIFFEISENBANK BRIXEN IM THALE EGEN	Brixen im Thale	RZTIAT22215
335	RAIFFEISENBANK BRUCK-CARNUNTUM EGEN	Bruck an der Leitha	RLNWATWWBRL
336	RAIFFEISENBANK BRUECKL-EBERSTEIN-KLEIN ST. PAUL-WAISENBERG, REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Brueckl	RZKTAT2K271
337	RAIFFEISENBANK BURGENLAND MITTE EGEN	OBERPULLENDORF	RLBBAT2E124
338	RAIFFEISENBANK BURGENLAND MITTE EGEN	OBERPULLENDORF	RLBBAT2E046
339	RAIFFEISENBANK BURGENLAND MITTE EGEN	Oberpullendorf	RLBBAT2E065
340	RAIFFEISENBANK DONAU-AMEISBERG EGEN	Sarleinsbach	RZOOAT2L075
341	RAIFFEISENBANK DRASSMARKT-KOBERSDORF-ST. MARTIN EGEN	Drassmarkt	RLBBAT2E014
342	RAIFFEISENBANK DRAUTAL REG.GEN.M.B.H.	FEISTRITZ AN DER DRAU	RZKTAT2K404
343	RAIFFEISENBANK DRAUTAL REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Feistritz an der Drau	RZKTAT2K442
344	RAIFFEISENBANK EBERNDORF REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Eberndorf	RZKTAT2K288
345	RAIFFEISENBANK EBERSCHWANG-PRAMET EGEN	EBERSCHWANG	RZOOAT2L081
346	RAIFFEISENBANK EBERSCHWANG-PRAMET EGEN	Eberschwang	RZOOAT2L438
347	RAIFFEISENBANK EDT-LAMBACH EGEN	LAMBACH	RZOOAT2L083
348	RAIFFEISENBANK EGGENBURG EGEN	Eggenburg	RLNWATWW123
349	RAIFFEISENBANK EHRWALD-LERMOOS-BIBERWIER EGEN	Ehrwald	RZTIAT22219
350	RAIFFEISENBANK ENNSTAL EGEN	Ternberg	RZOOAT2L080

What is a SWIFT Code?

A SWIFT Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Code (BIC) used to specify a particular bank or branch. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also use these codes for exchanging messages between them.

SWIFT codes comprise of 8 or 11 characters. All 11 digit codes refer to specific branches, while 8 digit codes (or those ending in 'XXX') refer to the head or primary office. SWIFT codes are formatted as follows:

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, passive participant will have "1" in the second character (letters and digits)
Last 3 characters - branch code, optional - 'XXX' for primary office (letters and digits)

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