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France Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in France. 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
1851 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE COURTOIS S.A.) TOULOUSE COURFR2T
1852 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE COURTOIS S.A.) TOULOUSE TIPS INSTANT PAYMENT COURFR2TTPS
1853 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE LAYDERNIER) ANNECY LAYDFR2W
1854 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE LAYDERNIER) ANNECY TIPS INSTANT PAYMENT LAYDFR2WTPS
1855 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE RHONE ALPES) GRENOBLE ALL BRANCHES RALPFR2G
1856 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE RHONE ALPES) GRENOBLE TIPS INSTANT PAYMENT RALPFR2GTPS
1857 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE TARNEAUD) LIMOGES TARNFR2L
1858 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY BANQUE TARNEAUD) LIMOGES TIPS INSTANT PAYMENT TARNFR2LTPS
1859 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY CREDIT DU NORD) LILLE NORDFRPP
1860 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY CREDIT DU NORD) LILLE NORDFRPPCTI
1861 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY CREDIT DU NORD) LILLE ASSURANCES VIE NORDFRPPASV
1862 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY CREDIT DU NORD) LILLE GESTION SOUS MANDAT NORDFRPPGSM
1863 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY CREDIT DU NORD) LILLE TIPS INSTANT PAYMENT NORDFRPPTPS
1864 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) AIX-EN-PROVENCE BRANCH SMCTFR2AAIX
1865 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) AVIGNON BRANCH SMCTFR2AAVI
1866 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) BEZIERS BRANCH SMCTFR2ABZR
1867 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) GRASSE BRANCH SMCTFR2AGRA
1868 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) MARSEILLE BRANCH SMCTFR2AMAR
1869 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) MARSEILLE HEAD OFFICE SMCTFR2A
1870 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) MARSEILLE TIPS INSTANT PAYMENT SMCTFR2ATPS
1871 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) MONTPELLIER BRANCH SMCTFR2AMPL
1872 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) NICE BRANCH SMCTFR2ANIC
1873 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) NIMES BRANCH SMCTFR2ANIM
1874 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) ORANGE BRANCH SMCTFR2AORA
1875 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) PERPIGNAN BRANCH SMCTFR2APER
1876 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) SAINT-TROPEZ BRANCH SMCTFR2ASTP
1877 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) TOULON BRANCH SMCTFR2ATLN
1878 SOCIETE GENERALE (FORMERLY SOCIETE MARSEILLAISE DECREDIT) VALENCE BRANCH SMCTFR2AVAL
1879 SOCIETE GENERALE - FORGE S.A. PUTEAUX FORGFRPP
1880 SOCIETE GENERALE FACTORING S.A. FONTENAY-SOUS-BOIS SGFFFRPP
1881 SOCIETE GENERALE INSTANT PAYMENT PARIS SOGEFRPI
1882 SOCIETE GENERALE SCF PUTEAUX GSCFFR22
1883 SOCIETE GENERALE SCF PUTEAUX CASH COLLATERAL ACCOUNT GSCFFR22HA2
1884 SOCIETE GENERALE SCF PUTEAUX COLLECTION LOSS RESERVE ACCOUNT GSCFFR22HA1
1885 SOCIETE GENERALE SFH NANTERRE GSFHFRPP
1886 SOCIETE GENERALE SFH PARIS COLLECTION BANK ACCOUNT GSFHFRPPHA3
1887 SOCIETE GENERALE SFH PARIS COLLECTION LOSS RESERVE ACCOUNT GSFHFRPPHA1
1888 SOCIETE GENERALE SFH PARIS PREMAT ACCOUNT GSFHFRPPHA2
1889 SOCIETE NATIONALE SNCF SAINT DENIS SNCFFRPA
1890 SOCOMEC S.A.S. BENFELD SMOAFR22
1891 SOCOTEC GESTION SAS GUYANCOURT SGETFR22
1892 SOCRAM BANQUE NIORT SORMFR2N
1893 SODIAAL INTERNATIONAL PARIS SDALFRPP
1894 SOFAX BANQUE COURBEVOIE SFAXFRPP
1895 SOFAX BANQUE PARIS SFAXFRPPBDF
1896 SOFINNOVA PARTNERS SAS PARIS SFRSFRP2
1897 SOFIPROTEOL PARIS SOFRFRPP
1898 SOGEA-SATOM NANTERRE AFDOFR22
1899 SOGECLAIR S.A. BLAGNAC SGAIFR22
1900 SOGEXIA S.A. LYON SOXAFR2L

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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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