CIBKCNBJ

CHINA CITIC BANK SWIFT code details

Branch name

CHINA CITIC BANK

Branch address

BLOCK 66, 8 TANSHAN ROAD 212000

Branch code

CIBKCNBJ

Bank name

CHINA CITIC BANK

City

ZHENJIANG

CIBKCNBJ246

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SWIFT codes of CHINA CITIC BANK

95 branch codes across 86 cities

SWIFT Code	Branch	City
CIBKCNBJ246	ANQING BRANCH	ANQING
CIBKCNBJ455	ANYANG BRANCH	ANYANG
CIBKCNBJ071	BAODING BRANCH	BAODING
CIBKCNBJ014	BAOTOU BRANCH	BAOTOU
CIBKCNBJ233	BENGBU BRANCH	BENGBU
CIBKCNBJ30A	BINHAI NEW AREA BRANCH	TIANJIN
CIBKCNBJ061	CANGZHOU BRANCH	CANGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ130	CHANGCHUN BR	CHANGCHUN
CIBKCNBJ410	CHANGSHA BRANCH	CHANGSHA
CIBKCNBJ213	CHANGZHOU BRANCH	CHANGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ610	CHENGDU BRANCH	CHENGDU
CIBKCNBJ024	CHIFENG BRANCH	CHIFENG
CIBKCNBJ100	CHINA CITIC BANK BEIJING BRANCH	BEIJING
CIBKCNBJEFU	CHINA CITIC BANK ELECTRONIC FENCE UNIT	BEIJING
CIBKCNBJ400	CHONGQING BRANCH	CHONGQING
CIBKCNBJ239	CHUZHOU BRANCH	CHUZHOU
CIBKCNBJ226	CITIC BANK NANTONG BRANCH	NANTONG
CIBKCNBJCUS	CUSTODIAN SERVICES	BEIJING
CIBKCNBJ116	DALIAN BRANCH	DALIAN
CIBKCNBJ523	DONGGUAN BRANCH	DONGGUAN
CIBKCNBJ257	DONGYING BRANCH	DONGYING
CIBKCNBJ528	FOSHAN BRANCH	FOSHAN
CIBKCNBJ350	FUZHOU BRANCH	FUZHOU
CIBKCNBJ510	GUANGZHOU BRANCH	GUANGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ550	GUIYANG BRANCH	GUIYANG
CIBKCNBJ570	HAIKOU BRANCH	HAIKOU
CIBKCNBJ056	HANDAN BRANCH	HANDAN
CIBKCNBJ310	HANGZHOU BRANCH	HANGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ150	HARBIN BR.	HARBIN
CIBKCNBJFTU	HEAD OFFICE,FREE TRADE ZONE UNIT	BEIJING
CIBKCNBJ230	HEFEI BRANCH	HEFEI
CIBKCNBJ421	HENGYANG BRANCH	HENGYANG
CIBKCNBJ010	HUHEHAOTE BRANCH	HOHHOT
CIBKCNBJ454	JIAOZUO BRANCH	JIAOZUO
CIBKCNBJ314	JIAXING BRANCH	JIAXING
CIBKCNBJ132	JILIN BRANCH	JILIN
CIBKCNBJ250	JINAN BRANCH	JINAN
CIBKCNBJ272	JINING BRANCH	JINING
CIBKCNBJ650	KUNMING BRANCH	KUNMING
CIBKCNBJ730	LANZHOU BRANCH	LANZHOU
CIBKCNBJ850	LHASA BRANCH	LHASA
CIBKCNBJ276	LINYI BRANCH	LINYI
CIBKCNBJ471	LUOYANG BR.	LUOYANG
CIBKCNBJ243	MAANSHAN BRANCH	MAANSHAN
CIBKCNBJ330	NAN CHANG BRANCH	NANCHANG
CIBKCNBJ210	NANJING BRANCH	NANJING
CIBKCNBJ530	NANNING BRANCH	NANNING
CIBKCNBJ473	NANYANG BRANCH	NANYANG
CIBKCNBJ315	NINGBO BRANCH	NINGBO
CIBKCNBJ017	ORDOS BRANCH	ORDOS
CIBKCNBJ511	PANYU SUB-BRANCH	GUANGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ351	PUTIAN BR.	PUTIAN
CIBKCNBJSZQ	QIANHAI BRANCH	SHENZHEN
CIBKCNBJ266	QINGDAO	QINGDAO
CIBKCNBJ362	QUANZHOU BRANCH	QUANZHOU
CIBKCNBJ268	RIZHAO BRANCH	RIZHAO
CIBKCNBJ200	SHANGHAI BRANCH	SHANGHAI
CIBKCNBJFT1	SHANGHAI BRANCH, FREE TRADE ZONE UNIT	SHANGHAI
CIBKCNBJ312	SHAOXING BRANCH	SHAOXING
CIBKCNBJ110	SHENYANG BRANCH	SHENYANG
CIBKCNBJ518	SHENZHEN BRANCH	SHENZHEN
CIBKCNBJ050	SHIJIAZHUANG BRANCH	SHIJIAZHUANG
CIBKCNBJ215	SUZHOU BRANCH	SUZHOU
CIBKCNBJ030	TAIYUAN BRANCH	TAIYUAN
CIBKCNBJ22A	TAIZHOU BRANCH	TAIZHOU
CIBKCNBJ063	TANGSHAN BRANCH	TANGSHAN
CIBKCNBJ300	TIANJIN BRANCH	TIANJIN
CIBKCNBJTRY	TREASURY DEPARTMENT	BEIJING
CIBKCNBJ830	URUMQI BRANCH	URUMQI
CIBKCNBJ261	WEIFANG BRANCH	WEIFANG
CIBKCNBJ264	WEIHAI BRANCH	WEIHAI
CIBKCNBJ325	WENZHOU BRANCH	WENZHOU
CIBKCNBJ430	WUHAN BRANCH	WUHAN
CIBKCNBJ241	WUHU BRANCH	WUHU
CIBKCNBJ214	WUXI BRANCH	WUXI
CIBKCNBJ361	XIAMEN BRANCH	XIAMEN
CIBKCNBJ710	XIAN BRANCH	XIAN
CIBKCNBJ441	XIANGYANG BRANCH	XIANGFAN
CIBKCNBJ810	XINING BRANCH	XINING
CIBKCNBJ453	XINXIANG BRANCH	XINXIANG
CIBKCNBJ221	XUZHOU BRANCH	XUZHOU
CIBKCNBJ224	YANCHENG BRANCH	YANCHENG
CIBKCNBJ225	YANGZHOU BRANCH	YANGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ26A	YANTAI BRANCH	YANTAI
CIBKCNBJ443	YICHANG BRANCH	YICHANG
CIBKCNBJ750	YINCHUAN BRANCH	YINCHUAN
CIBKCNBJ322	YIWU BRANCH	JINHUA
CIBKCNBJ414	YUE YANG	YUEYANG
CIBKCNBJ363	ZHANGZHOU BRANCH	ZHANGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ318	ZHEJIANG TAIZHOU BRANCH	TAIZHOU
CIBKCNBJ450	ZHENGZHOU BRANCH	ZHENGZHOU
CIBKCNBJ212	ZHENJIANG BRANCH	ZHENJIANG
CIBKCNBJ316	ZHOUSHAN BRANCH	ZHOUSHAN
CIBKCNBJ412	ZHUZHOU BRANCH	ZHUZHOU
CIBKCNBJ255	ZIBO BRANCH	ZIBO

What is a SWIFT/BIC Code?

A SWIFT code is an 8 to 11-character alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies a bank or financial institution in international transactions. It is assigned by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT), a Belgium-based network established in 1973 and used by over 11,000 banks in 200+ countries. BIC (Bank Identifier Code, ISO 9362) is simply the formal name for the same code — every SWIFT code is a BIC, and every BIC used for SWIFT messaging is a SWIFT code.

CIBK

Bank code

4 letters identifying the bank

Country code

2 letters (ISO 3166-1)

Location code

2 characters for city/region

XXX

Branch code

3 characters (XXX = head office)