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Russia Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in Russia. 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
351 SAROVBUSINESSBANK SAROV SARORU2S
352 SBERBANK EKATERINBURG (URALSKY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMEA1
353 SBERBANK KRASNOYARSK (SIBIRSKY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMKR1
354 SBERBANK MAGADAN (SEVERO-VOSTOCHNY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMMA1
355 SBERBANK MOSCOW (HEAD OFFICE - ALL BRANCHES AND OFFICES IN RUSSIA) SABRRUMM
356 SBERBANK MOSCOW (MAIN SETTLEMENT CENTRE - RUBLE SETTLEMENTS ONLY) SABRRUMM012
357 SBERBANK MOSCOW (OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT) SABRRUMM011
358 SBERBANK MOSCOW (S.W.I.F.T. AND TEST KEYS CENTRE) SABRRUMMKEY
359 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT - BANKNOTES DEALS) SABRRUMMBNT
360 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT - COMMODITIES DEALS) SABRRUMMCOM
361 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT - DERIVATIVES DEALS) SABRRUMMDRV
362 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT - FX DEALS) SABRRUMMFXT
363 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT - MONEY MARKET DEALS) SABRRUMMMMT
364 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT - SECURITIES DEALS) SABRRUMMSMT
365 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT -ORO) SABRRUMMD02
366 SBERBANK MOSCOW (SETTLEMENT-ORO) SABRRUMMCIB
367 SBERBANK MOSCOW (TRD SETTLEMENT - TRADE FINANCE DEALS) SABRRUMMTRD
368 SBERBANK NIZHNIY NOVGOROD (VOLGO-VYATSKY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMNA1
369 SBERBANK NOVOSIBIRSK (SIBIRSKY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMNH1
370 SBERBANK ROSTOV-ON-DON (YUGO-ZAPADNY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMRA1
371 SBERBANK SAMARA (POVOLZHSKY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMSE1
372 SBERBANK STAVROPOL (YUGO-ZAPADNY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMSP1
373 SBERBANK TYUMEN (ZAPADNO-SIBIRSKY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMTN1
374 SBERBANK VORONEZH (TSENTRALNO-CHERNOZEMNY HEAD OFFICE) SABRRUMMVH1
375 SBERBANK (BAIKALSKY HEAD OFFICE) CHITA (CHITA BRANCH) SABRRU66CHT
376 SBERBANK (BAIKALSKY HEAD OFFICE) IRKUTSK BAIKALSKY BRANCH SABRRU66
377 SBERBANK (DALNEVOSTOCHNY HEAD OFFICE) BIROBIDZHAN (BIROBIDZHAN BRANCH) SABRRU8KBRB
378 SBERBANK (DALNEVOSTOCHNY HEAD OFFICE) BLAGOVESHCHENSK (BLAGOVESHCHENSK BRANCH) SABRRU8KBLG
379 SBERBANK (DALNEVOSTOCHNY HEAD OFFICE) KHABAROVSK DALNEVOSTOCHNY BRANCH SABRRU8K
380 SBERBANK (DALNEVOSTOCHNY HEAD OFFICE) VLADIVOSTOK (PRIMORSKOE BRANCH) SABRRU8KVLD
381 SBERBANK (SEVERO-ZAPADNY HEAD OFFICE) KALININGRAD (KALININGRAD BRANCH) SABRRU2P920
382 SBERBANK (SEVERO-ZAPADNY HEAD OFFICE) ST. PETERSBURG NORTH-WESTERN BRANCH SABRRU2P
383 SBERBANK (SREDNERUSSKY HEAD OFFICE) MOSCOW SABRRUM3
384 SBERBANK CIB MOSCOW TDICRUMM
385 SBI BANK LLC MOSCOW OBIBRUMM
386 SCB METALLINVESTBANK MOSCOW SCBMRUMM
387 SDM-BANK PJSC EKATERINBURG (EKATERINBURG BRANCH) SJSCRUMMEKA
388 SDM-BANK PJSC KRASNOYARSK (KRASNOYARSK BRANCH) SJSCRUMMKRA
389 SDM-BANK PJSC MOSCOW SJSCRUMM
390 SDM-BANK PJSC NIZHNIY NOVGOROD (NIZHNIJ NOVGOROD BRANCH) SJSCRUMMNNG
391 SDM-BANK PJSC PERM (PERM BRANCH) SJSCRUMMPRM
392 SDM-BANK PJSC ROSTOV-ON-DON (ROSTOV-ON-DON BRANCH) SJSCRUMMRND
393 SDM-BANK PJSC ST. PETERSBURG (ST. PETERSBURG BRANCH) SJSCRUMMSPB
394 SDM-BANK PJSC TVER (TVER BRANCH) SJSCRUMMTVR
395 SDM-BANK PJSC VORONEZH (VORONEZH BRANCH) SJSCRUMMVRN
396 SEB BANK ST. PETERSBURG SEBPRU2P
397 SEB BANK ST. PETERSBURG (SEB BANK CUSTODY) SEBPRU2PSEC
398 SEB BANK ST. PETERSBURG (SUB-CUSTODY) SEBPRU2PCUS
399 SETTLEMENT CREDIT ORGANIZATION WEST MOSCOW SCOWRUM2
400 SEVZAPINVESTPROMBANK ST. PETERSBURG SZIPRU2P

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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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