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DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - SWIFT code details

Branch name

DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING -

Branch address

PLACE DES BERGUES 3 1211

Branch code

DEUTCHGG

Bank name

DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING -

City

GENEVA

DEUTCHGGLUG
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SWIFT codes of DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING -

1 branch codes across 1 cities

SWIFT CodeBranchCity
DEUTCHGGLUGLUGANOLUGANO

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.

DEUT

Bank code

4 letters identifying the bank

CH

Country code

2 letters (ISO 3166-1)

GG

Location code

2 characters for city/region

XXX

Branch code

3 characters (XXX = head office)

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What is the SWIFT code for DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING -?expand_more
The SWIFT code for DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - is DEUTCHGG. In this code, DEUT identifies the institution, CH is the country code for Switzerland, and GG is the location identifier (GENEVA). This 8-character code refers to the head office.
How do I send money to DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - in Switzerland?expand_more
To send money to DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING -, provide the SWIFT code DEUTCHGG (or the specific 11-character branch code) along with the recipient's account number to your sending bank. A standard SWIFT transfer to Switzerland typically takes 1–3 business days and may incur $20–$45 in intermediary fees. Alternatively, Alaan SuperPay can deliver funds same-day with zero transfer fees.
Does DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - have branch-specific SWIFT codes?expand_more
Yes. DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - has 1 branch-specific SWIFT codes across 1 cities including LUGANO. Each branch code is 11 characters long and starts with the head office prefix DEUTCHGG. See the branch directory table on this page for the full list.
What currency does DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - use for incoming transfers?expand_more
DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - in Switzerland receives international transfers in Swiss Franc (CHF). When you send via SWIFT, the payment is typically converted to CHF by the receiving bank. SuperPay transfers are settled directly in CHF at competitive FX rates.
Is DEUTCHGG the correct SWIFT code for DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING -?expand_more
DEUTCHGG is the verified head office SWIFT code for DEUTSCHE BANK (SUISSE) SA - PRIVATE BANKING - in Switzerland. If you are sending to a specific branch, use the 11-character branch code from the directory table on this page. When in doubt, the 8-character head office code is generally accepted by the SWIFT network.

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