SDBCCNBJ

CHINA DEVELOPMENT BANK SWIFT code details

Branch name

CHINA DEVELOPMENT BANK

Branch code

SDBCCNBJ

Bank name

CHINA DEVELOPMENT BANK

SDBCCNBJ801

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SWIFT codes of CHINA DEVELOPMENT BANK

42 branch codes across 37 cities

SWIFT Code	Branch	City
SDBCCNBJ801	A DEPT	BEIJING
SDBCCNBJANH	ANHUI BRANCH	HEFEI
SDBCCNBJBDP	BEIJING BRANCH	BEIJING
SDBCCNBJCHQ	CHONGQING BRANCH	CHONGQING
SDBCCNBJDLN	DALIAN BRANCH	DALIAN
SDBCCNBJFUJ	FUJIAN BRANCH	FUZHOU
SDBCCNBJGSU	GANSU BRANCH	LANZHOU
SDBCCNBJGUD	GUANGDONG BRANCH	GUANGZHOU
SDBCCNBJGUX	GUANGXI BRANCH	NANNING
SDBCCNBJGZH	GUIZHOU BRANCH	—
SDBCCNBJHAN	HAINAN BRANCH	HAIKOU
SDBCCNBJHBE	HEBEI BRANCH	SHIJIAZHUANG
SDBCCNBJIAN	HEBEI XIONGAN BRANCH	BAODING
SDBCCNBJHLJ	HEILONG JIANG BRANCH	HARBIN
SDBCCNBJHNA	HENAN BRANCH	ZHENGZHOU
SDBCCNBJHUB	HUBEI BRANCH	WUHAN
SDBCCNBJHUN	HUNAN BRANCH	CHANGSHA
SDBCCNBJNMG	INNER MONGOLIA BRANCH	HOHHOT
SDBCCNBJJSU	JIANGSU BRANCH	NANJING
SDBCCNBJJXI	JIANGXI BRANCH	NANCHANG
SDBCCNBJJLN	JILIN BRANCH	CHANGCHUN
SDBCCNBJ800	LARGE CORPORATE LENDING DEPT.	BEIJING
SDBCCNBJLNI	LIAONING BRANCH	SHENYANG
SDBCCNBJNIB	NINGBO BRANCH	NINGBO
SDBCCNBJNXA	NINGXIA BRANCH	YINCHUAN
SDBCCNBJ802	OPERATIONS CENTRE HQ	BEIJING
SDBCCNBJQID	QINGDAO BRANCH	QINGDAO
SDBCCNBJQHA	QINGHAI BRANCH	XINING
SDBCCNBJSDO	SHAN DONG BRANCH	JINAN
SDBCCNBJSHI	SHANGHAI BRANCH	SHANGHAI
SDBCCNBJFTS	SHANGHAI FREE TRADE ZONE BRANCH	SHANGHAI
SDBCCNBJSXI	SHANXI BRANCH	TAIYUAN
SDBCCNBJSHX	SHANXI BRANCH	XIAN
SDBCCNBJSZH	SHENZHEN BRANCH	SHENZHEN
SDBCCNBJSCH	SICHUAN BRANCH	CHENGDU
SDBCCNBJSUZ	SUZHOU BRANCH	SUZHOU
SDBCCNBJTJI	TIANJIN BRANCH	TIANJIN
SDBCCNBJTIB	TIBET BRANCH	LHASA
SDBCCNBJSMN	XIAMEN BRANCH	XIAMEN
SDBCCNBJINJ	XINJIANG BRANCH	URUMQI
SDBCCNBJYNA	YUNNAN BRANCH	KUNMING
SDBCCNBJZHJ	ZHEJIANG BRANCH	HANGZHOU

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.

SDBC

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)