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	Branch	Swift Code
501	RAIFFEISENBANK PURBACH EGEN	Purbach am Neusiedlersee		RLBBAT2E078
502	RAIFFEISENBANK RADSTADT-UNTERTAUERN-FILZMOOS-FORSTAU REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Radstadt		RVSAAT2S049
503	RAIFFEISENBANK RAURIS-BUCHEBEN EGEN	RAURIS		RVSAAT2S051
504	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION ALTHEIM EGEN	Altheim		RZOOAT2L030
505	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION AMSTETTEN EGEN	Amstetten		RLNWATWWAMS
506	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION AMSTETTEN EGEN	AMSTETTEN		RLNWATWWASC
507	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION AMSTETTEN EGEN	AMSTETTEN		RLNWATWWSGY
508	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION AMSTETTEN EGEN	AMSTETTEN		RLNWATWWSVH
509	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION BAD LEONFELDEN EGEN	Bad Leonfelden		RZOOAT2L277
510	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION BADEN EGEN	Baden bei Wien		RLNWATWWBAD
511	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION BADEN EGEN	BADEN BEI WIEN		RLNWATWWGUE
512	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION BADEN EGEN	BADEN BEI WIEN		RLNWATWWWEB
513	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION BADEN EGEN	BADEN BEI WIEN		RLNWATWWEBD
514	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION BRAUNAU EGEN	Braunau am Inn		RZOOAT2L060
515	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN	Deutschkreutz		RLBBAT2E010
516	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN	DEUTSCHKREUTZ		RLBBAT2E031
517	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN	DEUTSCHKREUTZ		RLBBAT2E048
518	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN	DEUTSCHKREUTZ		RLBBAT2E058
519	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION EFERDING EGEN	Eferding		RZOOAT2L180
520	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION FEHRING EGEN	Fehring		RZSTAT2G071
521	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION FELDBACH EGEN	Feldbach		RZSTAT2G497
522	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION FREISTADT EGEN	FREISTADT		RZOOAT2L110
523	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION FUERSTENFELD EGEN	FUERSTENFELD		RZSTAT2G077
524	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GALLNEUKIRCHEN EGEN	Gallneukirchen		RZOOAT2L111
525	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GALLNEUKIRCHEN EGEN	GALLNEUKIRCHEN		RZOOAT2L161
526	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GALLNEUKIRCHEN EGEN	GALLNEUKIRCHEN		RZOOAT2L475
527	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GLEISDORF-PISCHELSDORF EGEN	Gleisdorf		RZSTAT2G103
528	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GLEISDORF-PISCHELSDORF EGEN	GLEISDORF		RZSTAT2G285
529	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GRAZ NORD EGEN	GRAZ		RZSTAT2G377
530	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GRAZ-THALERHOF EGEN	Kalsdorf bei Graz		RZSTAT2G477
531	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION GRIESKIRCHEN EGEN	Grieskirchen		RZOOAT2L736
532	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION HARTBERG EGEN	Hartberg		RZSTAT2G403
533	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION HAUSRUCK EGEN	Haag am Hausruck		RZOOAT2L250
534	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	Kirchdorf an der Krems		RZOOAT2L380
535	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	Kremsmuenster	ZWS. KREMSMUENSTER	RZOOAT2L233
536	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	Micheldorf	ZWS.MICHELDORF	RZOOAT2L318
537	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	Molln	ZWS. MOLLN	RZOOAT2L321
538	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	NUSSBACH	ZWS.NUSSBACH	RZOOAT2L362
539	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	Pettenbach	ZWS. PETTENBACH	RZOOAT2L427
540	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	Ried im Traunkreis	ZWS. RIED IM TRAUNKREIS	RZOOAT2L481
541	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION KIRCHDORF EGEN	Schlierbach	ZWS. SCHLIERBACH	RZOOAT2L606
542	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION NEUFELDEN EGEN	Sankt Martin im Muehlkreis		RZOOAT2L361
543	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION NEUFELDEN EGEN	Sankt Martin im Muehlkreis		RZOOAT2L535
544	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION NEUFELDEN EGEN	ST. MARTIN IM MUEHLKREIS		RZOOAT2L300
545	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION PARNDORF EGEN	Parndorf		RLBBAT2E072
546	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION PEUERBACH EGEN	PEUERBACH		RZOOAT2L442
547	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION PEUERBACH EGEN	PEUERBACH		RZOOAT2L521
548	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION RIED I.I. EGEN	RIED IM INNKREIS		RZOOAT2L284
549	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION RIED I.I. EGEN	Ried im Innkreis		RZOOAT2L450
550	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION RIED I.I. EGEN	RIED IM INNKREIS		RZOOAT2L735

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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