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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
551	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION ROHRBACH EGEN	Rohrbach-Berg		RZOOAT2L160
552	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION ROHRBACH EGEN	Rohrbach-Berg		RZOOAT2L410
553	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SCHAERDING EGEN	Schaerding		RZOOAT2L455
554	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SCHALLABURG EGEN	Loosdorf		RLNWATWW455
555	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SCHALLABURG EGEN	Loosdorf		RLNWATWWPZD
556	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SCHWANENSTADT EGEN	SCHWANENSTADT		RZOOAT2L400
557	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SCHWANENSTADT EGEN	Schwanenstadt		RZOOAT2L630
558	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SCHWECHAT EGEN	Schwechat		RLNWATWW823
559	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SIERNING-ENNS EGEN	Enns	BST. ENNS	RZOOAT2L157
560	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION SIERNING-ENNS EGEN	Sierning		RZOOAT2L560
561	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION ST. POELTEN EGEN	Sankt Poelten		RLNWATWW769
562	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION ST. POELTEN EGEN	ST. POELTEN		RLNWATWWOBG
563	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION VOECKLABRUCK EGEN	Voecklabruck		RZOOAT2L710
564	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION WALDVIERTEL MITTE EGEN	Zwettl		RLNWATWWZWE
565	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION WIENER ALPEN EGEN	Aspang		RLNWATWWASP
566	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION WIENER ALPEN EGEN	ASPANG		RLNWATWWKIG
567	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION WOERTHERSEE EG	Velden am Woerther See		RZKTAT2K390
568	RAIFFEISENBANK REGION WOERTHERSEE EG	VELDEN AM WOERTHER SEE		RZKTAT2K355
569	RAIFFEISENBANK ROSENTAL, REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Feistritz im Rosental		RZKTAT2K487
570	RAIFFEISENBANK SAALBACH-HINTERGLEMM-VIEHHOFEN EGEN	Saalbach-Hinterglemm		RVSAAT2S052
571	RAIFFEISENBANK SALZBURG LIEFERING-MAXGLAN-SIEZENHEIM EGEN	Salzburg		RVSAAT2S034
572	RAIFFEISENBANK SALZBURGER SEENLAND EGEN	Seekirchen am Wallersee		RVSAAT2S047
573	RAIFFEISENBANK SALZKAMMERGUT EGEN	Gmunden		RZOOAT2L510
574	RAIFFEISENBANK SCHILCHERLAND EGEN	Deutschlandsberg		RZSTAT2G043
575	RAIFFEISENBANK SCHLADMING-GROEBMING EGEN	Groebming		RZSTAT2G113
576	RAIFFEISENBANK SEEFELD-LEUTASCH-REITH-SCHARNITZ REG.GEN.M.B.H.	Seefeld in Tirol		RZTIAT22314
577	RAIFFEISENBANK SERFAUS-FISS-RIED EGEN	SERFAUS		RZTIAT22306
578	RAIFFEISENBANK SERFAUS-FISS-RIED EGEN	Serfaus		RZTIAT22315
579	RAIFFEISENBANK SILLIAN - LIENZER TALBODEN EGEN	SILLIAN		RZTIAT22368
580	RAIFFEISENBANK SILLIAN - LIENZER TALBODEN EGEN	SILLIAN		RZTIAT22373
581	RAIFFEISENBANK SILZ-HAIMING UND UMGEBUNG EGEN	Silz		RZTIAT22316
582	RAIFFEISENBANK SOELDEN EGEN	Soelden		RZTIAT22324
583	RAIFFEISENBANK ST. JOHANN-WAGRAIN-KLEINARL EGEN	Sankt Johann im Pongau		RVSAAT2S069
584	RAIFFEISENBANK ST. MARIEN EGEN	St. Marien bei Neuhofen		RZOOAT2L530
585	RAIFFEISENBANK ST. MARTIN-LOFER-WEISSBACH EGEN	Sankt Martin bei Lofer		RVSAAT2S060
586	RAIFFEISENBANK ST. PAUL IM LAVANTTAL EGEN	St. Paul im Lavanttal		RZKTAT2K500
587	RAIFFEISENBANK ST. ROMAN EGEN	St. Roman bei Schaerding		RZOOAT2L540
588	RAIFFEISENBANK ST. ULRICH - WAIDRING EGEN	Waidring		RZTIAT22349
589	RAIFFEISENBANK ST.FLORIAN AM INN EGEN	Sankt Florian am Inn		RZOOAT2L522
590	RAIFFEISENBANK ST.GILGEN-FUSCHL-STROBL EGEN	Sankt Gilgen		RVSAAT2S056
591	RAIFFEISENBANK STALLHOFEN EGEN	Stallhofen		RZSTAT2G433
592	RAIFFEISENBANK STEINBACH-GRUENBURG EGEN	Gruenburg		RZOOAT2L633
593	RAIFFEISENBANK STEIRISCHES SALZKAMMERGUT-OEBLARN EGEN	Bad Mitterndorf		RZSTAT2G249
594	RAIFFEISENBANK STEYR EGEN	STEYR		RZOOAT2L543
595	RAIFFEISENBANK STEYR EGEN	Steyr		RZOOAT2L114
596	RAIFFEISENBANK STOCKERAU EGEN	Stockerau		RLNWATWWSTO
597	RAIFFEISENBANK STRADEN EGEN	Straden		RZSTAT2G436
598	RAIFFEISENBANK STRASS-SPIELFELD EGEN	Strass		RZSTAT2G420
599	RAIFFEISENBANK STRASSWALCHEN EGEN	Strasswalchen		RVSAAT2S062
600	RAIFFEISENBANK SUED-WESTSTEIERMARK EGEN	Wies		RZSTAT2G056

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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