SWIFT/BIC Codes for Banks in Austria

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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
401	RAIFFEISENBANK INNERES SALZKAMMERGUT EGEN	Bad Ischl	RZOOAT2L545
402	RAIFFEISENBANK INNKREIS MITTE EGEN	Ort im Innkreis	RZOOAT2L200
403	RAIFFEISENBANK KEMATEN-NEUHOFEN EGEN	Neuhofen an der Krems	RZOOAT2L214
404	RAIFFEISENBANK KITZBUEHEL - ST. JOHANN EGEN	Kitzbuehel	RZTIAT22263
405	RAIFFEISENBANK KLEINMUENCHEN/LINZ EGEN	LINZ	RZOOAT2L226
406	RAIFFEISENBANK KLOSTERNEUBURG EGEN	Klosterneuburg	RLNWATWW367
407	RAIFFEISENBANK KOESSEN-KIRCHDORF EGEN	KOESSEN	RZTIAT22262
408	RAIFFEISENBANK KOESSEN-KIRCHDORF EGEN	KOESSEN	RZTIAT22264
409	RAIFFEISENBANK KOETSCHACH - MAUTHEN, REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Koetschach-Mauthen	RZKTAT2K364
410	RAIFFEISENBANK KOLLERSCHLAG EGEN	Kollerschlag	RZOOAT2L231
411	RAIFFEISENBANK KORNEUBURG EGEN	Korneuburg	RLNWATWWKOR
412	RAIFFEISENBANK KREMS EGEN	Krems an der Donau	RLNWATWWKRE
413	RAIFFEISENBANK KUCHL-ST. KOLOMAN EGEN	Kuchl	RVSAAT2S029
414	RAIFFEISENBANK KUNDL-MUENSTER EGEN	Kundl	RZTIAT22267
415	RAIFFEISENBANK KUNDL-MUENSTER EGEN	KUNDL	RZTIAT22279
416	RAIFFEISENBANK LAA/THAYA EGEN	Laa an der Thaya	RLNWATWWLAA
417	RAIFFEISENBANK LAENGENFELD EGEN	Laengenfeld	RZTIAT22268
418	RAIFFEISENBANK LAMMERTAL EGEN	ABTENAU	RVSAAT2S001
419	RAIFFEISENBANK LANDSKRON - GEGENDTAL, REG.GEN.M.B.H.	LANDSKRON	RZKTAT2K381
420	RAIFFEISENBANK LANGENLOIS EGEN	Langenlois	RLNWATWW426
421	RAIFFEISENBANK LANGKAMPFEN-THIERSEE EGEN	THIERSEE	RZTIAT22269
422	RAIFFEISENBANK LANGKAMPFEN-THIERSEE EGEN	THIERSEE	RZTIAT22339
423	RAIFFEISENBANK LECH AM ARLBERG EGEN	Lech	RVVGAT2B449
424	RAIFFEISENBANK LEIBNITZ EGEN	Leibnitz	RZSTAT2G206
425	RAIFFEISENBANK LEOBEN-BRUCK EGEN	Kapfenberg	RZSTAT2G460
426	RAIFFEISENBANK LIEBOCH-STAINZ EGEN	Stainz	RZSTAT2G210
427	RAIFFEISENBANK LIESER-MALTATAL EG	RENNWEG	RZKTAT2K400
428	RAIFFEISENBANK LIESER-MALTATAL EG	Rennweg	RZKTAT2K464
429	RAIFFEISENBANK LIESINGTAL-ST. STEFAN EGEN	Mautern	RZSTAT2G227
430	RAIFFEISENBANK LIEZEN-ROTTENMANN-TRIEBEN EGEN	Liezen	RZSTAT2G215
431	RAIFFEISENBANK LINZ-LAND WEST EGEN	LEONDING	RZOOAT2L170
432	RAIFFEISENBANK LINZ-LAND WEST EGEN	LEONDING	RZOOAT2L276
433	RAIFFEISENBANK LIPIZZANERHEIMAT EGEN	Voitsberg	RZSTAT2G487
434	RAIFFEISENBANK LOCHEN AM SEE EGEN	Lochen am See	RZOOAT2L290
435	RAIFFEISENBANK LUNGAU EGEN	Tamsweg	RVSAAT2S063
436	RAIFFEISENBANK MARIA SCHMOLLN-ST. JOHANN EGEN	Maria Schmolln	RZOOAT2L312
437	RAIFFEISENBANK MARIAZELLERLAND EGEN	Mariazell	RZSTAT2G129
438	RAIFFEISENBANK MATREI AM BRENNER UND UMGEBUNG EGEN	Matrei am Brenner	RZTIAT22273
439	RAIFFEISENBANK MATTIGTAL EGEN	Schalchen	RZOOAT2L303
440	RAIFFEISENBANK MAYRHOFEN UND UMGEBUNG EGEN	Mayrhofen	RZTIAT22274
441	RAIFFEISENBANK MEGGENHOFEN-KEMATEN EGEN	Meggenhofen	RZOOAT2L313
442	RAIFFEISENBANK MILLSTAETTERSEE EG	Seeboden	RZKTAT2K479
443	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTEL- UND HINTERBREGENZERWALD EGEN	EGG	RVVGAT2B405
444	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTEL- UND HINTERBREGENZERWALD EGEN	EGG	RVVGAT2B423
445	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTELKAERNTEN EG	SANKT VEIT AN DER GLAN	RZKTAT2K340
446	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTELKAERNTEN EG	SANKT VEIT AN DER GLAN	RZKTAT2K384
447	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTELKAERNTEN EG	SANKT VEIT AN DER GLAN	RZKTAT2K407
448	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTELKAERNTEN EG	SANKT VEIT AN DER GLAN	RZKTAT2K475
449	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTELKAERNTEN EG	SANKT VEIT AN DER GLAN	RZKTAT2K505
450	RAIFFEISENBANK MITTELKAERNTEN EG	SANKT VEIT AN DER GLAN	RZKTAT2K511

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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