SWIFT Code for Banks in Georgia

Georgia Bank Swift Codes - Page 1

Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in Georgia. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. The passive participant’s codes are excluded from the list.

ID	Bank or Institution	City	Branch	Swift Code
1	BASISBANK, JSC	TBILISI		CBASGE22
2	FINCA BANK GEORGIA JSC	TBILISI		FGEOGE22
3	HALYK BANK GEORGIA JSC	TBILISI		HABGGE22
4	INTERNATIONAL BANK OF AZERBAIJAN-GEORGIA	TBILISI		IBAZGE22
5	JSC 'CARTU BANK'	BATUMI	(BATUMI BRANCH)	CRTUGE22092

6	JSC 'CARTU BANK'	KUTAISI	(KUTAISI BRANCH)	CRTUGE22087
7	JSC 'CARTU BANK'	TBILISI		CRTUGE22
8	JSC 'CARTU BANK'	TBILISI	(MTATSMINDA BRANCH)	CRTUGE22086
9	JSC 'LIBERTY BANK'	TBILISI		LBRTGE22
10	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	AKHALTSIKHE	(AKHALTSIKHE BRANCH)	UGEBGE22617
11	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	BATUMI	(BATUMI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22655
12	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	GARDABANI	(GARDABANI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22622
13	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	GORI	(GORI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22602
14	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	GURJAANI	(GURJAANI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22624
15	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	KUTAISI	(KUTAISI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22605
16	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	MARNEULI	(MARNEULI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22639
17	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	OZURGETI	(OZURGETI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22643
18	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	POTI	(POTI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22606

19	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	RUSTAVI	(RUSTAVI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22607
20	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(ABKHAZETI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22687
21	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(CENTRAL BRANCH)	UGEBGE22615
22	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(DIDUBE BRANCH)	UGEBGE22665
23	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(HEAD OFFICE)	UGEBGE22
24	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(KRZANINI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22668
25	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(MTATSMINDA BRANCH)	UGEBGE22666
26	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(RUSTAVELI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22604
27	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TBILISI	(SABURTALO BRANCH)	UGEBGE22670
28	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	TELAVI	(TELAVI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22629
29	JSC 'VTB BANK GEORGIA'	ZUGDIDI	(ZUGDIDI BRANCH)	UGEBGE22603
30	JSC BANK OF GEORGIA	TBILISI		BAGAGE22
31	JSC BANK OF GEORGIA	TBILISI		BAGAGE22GTS

32	JSC BANK OF GEORGIA	TBILISI	(CUSTODY SERVICES)	BAGAGE22CUS
33	JSC CAUCASUS TRUST BANKERS	TBILISI		CTRBGE22
34	JSC CREDO BANK	TBILISI		JSCRGE22
35	JSC ISBANK GEORGIA	TBILISI		ISBKGE22
36	JSC PASHA BANK GEORGIA	TBILISI		PAHAGE22
37	JSC TERABANK	TBILISI		TEBAGE22
38	JSC ZIRAAT BANK GEORGIA	TBILISI		TCZBGE22
39	MFO INTEL EXPRESS GEORGIA LTD	TBILISI		INEXGE22
40	NATIONAL BANK OF GEORGIA	TBILISI		BNLNGE22
41	PROCREDIT BANK, GEORGIA	TBILISI		MIBGGE22
42	SILK ROAD BANK JSC	TBILISI		DISNGE22
43	TBC BANK	BATUMI	(BATUMI BRANCH)	TBCBGE22835
44	TBC BANK	BORJOMI	(BORJOMI BRANCH)	TBCBGE22762

45	TBC BANK	KUTAISI	(KUTAISI BRANCH)	TBCBGE22888
46	TBC BANK	POTI	(POTI BRANCH)	TBCBGE22937
47	TBC BANK	RUSTAVI	(RUSTAVI BRANCH)	TBCBGE22844
48	TBC BANK	TBILISI		TBCBGE22
49	TBC BANK	TBILISI	(CENTRAL BRANCH)	TBCBGE22830
50	TBC BANK	TBILISI	(DIDUBE BRANCH )	TBCBGE22836

What is a SWIFT Code?

Swift Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) and it is unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also used the codes for exchanging other messages between them.

The Swift code consists of 8 or 11 characters. When 8-digits code is given, it refers to the primary office. The code formatted as below;

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 (letters and digits) (passive participant will have "1" in the second character)
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 trademarks of S.W.I.F.T. SCRL with a registered address at Avenue Adèle 1, B-1310 La Hulpe, Belgium.

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