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Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in China. 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
901	CHINA CITIC BANK	BEIJING	CUSTODIAN SERVICES	CIBKCNBJCUS
902	CHINA CITIC BANK	BEIJING	HEAD OFFICE	CIBKCNBJ
903	CHINA CITIC BANK	BEIJING	HEAD OFFICE,FREE TRADE ZONE UNIT	CIBKCNBJFTU
904	CHINA CITIC BANK	BEIJING	TREASURY DEPARTMENT	CIBKCNBJTRY
905	CHINA CITIC BANK	BENGBU	BENGBU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ233
906	CHINA CITIC BANK	CANGZHOU	CANGZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ061
907	CHINA CITIC BANK	CHANGCHUN	CHANGCHUN BR	CIBKCNBJ130
908	CHINA CITIC BANK	CHANGSHA	CHANGSHA BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ410
909	CHINA CITIC BANK	CHANGZHOU	CHANGZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ213
910	CHINA CITIC BANK	CHENGDU	CHENGDU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ610
911	CHINA CITIC BANK	CHIFENG	CHIFENG BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ024
912	CHINA CITIC BANK	Chongqing	CHONGQING BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ400

913	CHINA CITIC BANK	CHUZHOU	CHUZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ239
914	CHINA CITIC BANK	DALIAN	DALIAN BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ116
915	CHINA CITIC BANK	DONGGUAN	DONGGUAN BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ523
916	CHINA CITIC BANK	DONGYING	DONGYING BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ257
917	CHINA CITIC BANK	FOSHAN	FOSHAN BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ528
918	CHINA CITIC BANK	FUZHOU	FUZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ350
919	CHINA CITIC BANK	GUANGZHOU	GUANGZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ510
920	CHINA CITIC BANK	GUANGZHOU	PANYU SUB-BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ511
921	CHINA CITIC BANK	GUIYANG	GUIYANG BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ550
922	CHINA CITIC BANK	HAIKOU	HAIKOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ570
923	CHINA CITIC BANK	HANDAN	HANDAN BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ056
924	CHINA CITIC BANK	HANGZHOU	HANGZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ310
925	CHINA CITIC BANK	HARBIN	HARBIN BR.	CIBKCNBJ150

926	CHINA CITIC BANK	HEFEI	HEFEI BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ230
927	CHINA CITIC BANK	HENGYANG	HENGYANG BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ421
928	CHINA CITIC BANK	HOHHOT	HUHEHAOTE BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ010
929	CHINA CITIC BANK	JIAOZUO	JIAOZUO BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ454
930	CHINA CITIC BANK	JIAXING	JIAXING BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ314
931	CHINA CITIC BANK	JILIN	JILIN BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ132
932	CHINA CITIC BANK	JINAN	JINAN BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ250
933	CHINA CITIC BANK	JINHUA	YIWU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ322
934	CHINA CITIC BANK	JINING	JINING BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ272
935	CHINA CITIC BANK	KUNMING	KUNMING BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ650
936	CHINA CITIC BANK	LANZHOU	LANZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ730
937	CHINA CITIC BANK	LHASA	LHASA BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ850
938	CHINA CITIC BANK	LINYI	LINYI BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ276

939	CHINA CITIC BANK	LUOYANG	LUOYANG BR.	CIBKCNBJ471
940	CHINA CITIC BANK	MAANSHAN	MAANSHAN BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ243
941	CHINA CITIC BANK	NANCHANG	NAN CHANG BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ330
942	CHINA CITIC BANK	NANJING	NANJING BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ210
943	CHINA CITIC BANK	NANNING	NANNING BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ530
944	CHINA CITIC BANK	NANTONG	CITIC BANK NANTONG BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ226
945	CHINA CITIC BANK	NANYANG	NANYANG BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ473
946	CHINA CITIC BANK	NINGBO	NINGBO BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ315
947	CHINA CITIC BANK	ORDOS	ORDOS BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ017
948	CHINA CITIC BANK	PUTIAN	PUTIAN BR.	CIBKCNBJ351
949	CHINA CITIC BANK	QINGDAO		CIBKCNBJ266
950	CHINA CITIC BANK	QUANZHOU	QUANZHOU BRANCH	CIBKCNBJ362

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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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 trademark of S.W.I.F.T. SCRL with a registered address at Avenue Adèle 1, B-1310 La Hulpe, Belgium.

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