Business persons and individuals making frequent international money transfers must use bank SWIFT codes for a secured transaction. This unique code helps transfer your funds swiftly and accurately. If you are a Bank of India customer, it is crucial to understand the SWIFT code system, its usage, and its importance before making outward remittances.
A SWIFT code or SWIFT number is the standard format for BIC (Business Identifier Codes). This number is a unique ID that represents a particular bank globally. It is a type of international bank ID or code that helps identify the bank and its location.
The Bank of India SWIFT code is used while transferring funds from one bank to the other, especially for SEPA payments or international money transfers. SWIFT Codes also allow banks to send and receive messages across other branches or banks.
The main significance of BOI SWIFT Code is to enable secured and seamless cross-border transactions. It is essential to enter the correct SWIFT code while sending or receiving payments from overseas. This helps route the money to the right person without any hassles.
Therefore, if you intend to make overseas fund transfers without a proper SWIFT code, it can misdirect the transaction, causing financial loss and inconveniences.
Each bank has a unique SWIFT Code that distinguishes it from the others. It helps identify the banks properly without creating any confusion while transferring funds. It is an alphabetic representation of the bank name and its branches in unique abbreviated codes.
There is a standardised format for Bank of India SWIFT code that comprises eleven alphabet characters, each representing different codes. Checkout the breakdown of the BOI SWIFT code components below:
The first 4 letters in a Bank of India SWIFT code represent the Institution code: BKID
The next two letters represent the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code: IN
The next two letters denote the location code: BB
In case the second character of the BOI SWIFT code is "0", then it is not a live BIC, but a test BIC.
In case the second character of a SWIFT code is “1”, it represents that the bank has passive participation in the SWIFT network.
A reverse billing BIC is when the second character is “2”.
The final three letters or digits represent the branch code.
If you find an 8-digit SWIFT code, assume it for the SWIFT code of the primary office.
Here are some of the crucial uses of BOI SWIFT Codes:
Here are some of the feasible ways to find the Bank of India SWIFT code:
Here is a list of SWIFT codes for prominent Bank of India branches across India:
Branch Name | City | SWIFT Code |
AGRA | AGRA | BKIDINBBAGA |
SSI AGRA BRANCH | AGRA | BKIDINBBAGR |
AHMEDABAD BRANCH | AHMEDABAD | BKIDINBBAMB |
AHMEDABAD LARGE CORPORATE BRANCH | AHMEDABAD | BKIDINBBACB |
AHMEDABAD MID CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | AHMEDABAD | BKIDINBBAMD |
AHMEDABAD NRI | AHMEDABAD | BKIDINBBANR |
ASHRAM ROAD | AHMEDABAD | BKIDINBBASM |
NAVRANGPURA BRANCH | AHMEDABAD | BKIDINBBNAV |
VATVA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE | AHMEDABAD | BKIDINBBVTV |
ALLEPPY | ALAPUZHA | BKIDINBBALP |
ALIGARH SSI | ALIGARH | BKIDINBBALI |
ALLAHABAD | ALLAHABAD | BKIDINBBALB |
AMBALA CANTT BRANCH | AMBALA | BKIDINBBAMC |
AMRISTAR BRANCH | AMRITSAR | BKIDINBBASR |
ANAND NRI | ANAND | BKIDINBBANI |
BANGALORE BRANCH | BANGALORE | BKIDINBBBGL |
BANGALORE MID CORPORATE BRANCH | BANGALORE | BKIDINBBBCB |
CANTONMENT | BANGALORE | BKIDINBBCAN |
MALLESWARAM | BANGALORE | BKIDINBBMWM |
BANGALORE | BKIDINBBBLB | |
SHAHAPUR BELGAUM | BELGAUM | BKIDINBBSPB |
BHADOHI BRANCH | BHADOHI | BKIDINBBBDH |
NAYA BAZAR BRANCH | BHADOHI | BKIDINBBNYB |
BHAVNAGARMAIN | BHAVNAGAR | BKIDINBBBVN |
BHILAI MID CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | BHILAI (MADHYA PRADESH) | BKIDINBBBHI |
TATYA TOPE NAGAR | BHOPAL | BKIDINBBTTN |
BHUBANESHWAR | BHUBANESHWAR | BKIDINBBBBS |
JAYADEV VIHAR MID CORP BRANCH | BHUBANESHWAR | BKIDINBBJDV |
BHUJ NRI | BHUJ | BKIDINBBBNR |
CHANDIGARH BRANCH | CHANDIGARH | BKIDINBBCHD |
CHANDIGARH MID CORPORATE BRANCH | CHANDIGARH | BKIDINBBCDC |
CHENNAI BULLION BANKING BRANCH | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBCBU |
CHENNAI LARGE CORPORATE BRANCH | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBCHB |
CHENNAI MAIN | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBCNM |
CHENNAI MID-CORPORATE BR | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBCNC |
MOUNT ROAD | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBMTR |
OVERSEAS BRANCH | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBMOS |
PURASAWALKAM | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBPKM |
SOWCARPET | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBSOW |
THEAGAROYANAGAR | CHENNAI (MADRAS) | BKIDINBBTGN |
COIMBATORE BRANCH | COIMBATORE | BKIDINBBCOM |
COIMBATORE MID CORPORATE BRANCH | COIMBATORE | BKIDINBBCMC |
DEHRADUN | DEHRADUN | BKIDINBBDUN |
CHANDNI CHOWK | DELHI | BKIDINBBCHC |
KAMLA NAGAR BRANCH | DELHI | BKIDINBBKML |
DEWAS BRANCH | DEWAS | BKIDINBBDWS |
ERNAKULAM NRI | ERNAKULAM | BKIDINBBENI |
ERNAKULAM | ERNAKULAM | BKIDINBBEKM |
M.G. ROAD ERNAKULAM BRANCH | ERNAKULAM | BKIDINBBERN |
FARIDABAD BRANCH | FARIDABAD | BKIDINBBFRD |
FARIDABAD MID CORPORATE BRANCH | FARIDABAD | BKIDINBBFMC |
FARIDABAD SSI BRANCH | FARIDABAD | BKIDINBBFSI |
GANDHIDHAM BRANCH | GANDHIDHAM | BKIDINBBGAD |
GANDHINAGAR | GANDHINAGAR | BKIDINBBGAN |
GHAZIABAD BRANCH | GHAZIABAD | BKIDINBBGHZ |
MAPUCA BRANCH | GOA | BKIDINBBMPC |
MARGAO BRANCH | GOA | BKIDINBBMRG |
PANAJI | GOA | BKIDINBBPNJ |
GONDIA | GONDIA | BKIDINBBGON |
GWALIOR | GWALIOR | BKIDINBBGWA |
MGF PLAZA/GURGAON BRANCH | HARYANA | BKIDINBBMGF |
HAZIRA | HAZIRA | BKIDINBBHZR |
HYDERABAD BRANCH | HYDERABAD | BKIDINBBHMB |
HYDERABAD LARGE CORPORATE BRANCH | HYDERABAD | BKIDINBBHLC |
HYDERABAD MID CORPORATE BRANCH | HYDERABAD | BKIDINBBHCB |
KHAIRATABAD BRANCH | HYDERABAD | BKIDINBBKHB |
INDORE BRANCH | INDORE | BKIDINBBIDR |
INDORE MCB | INDORE | BKIDINBBICB |
PALASIA | INDORE | BKIDINBBPAL |
JABALPUR | JABALPUR | BKIDINBBJBP |
JAIPUR BRANCH | JAIPUR | BKIDINBBJPR |
JAIPUR MID CORPORATE BRANCH | JAIPUR | BKIDINBBJMC |
JOHRI BAZAR | JAIPUR | BKIDINBBJHB |
JALANDHAR MID CORP BRANCH | JALANDHAR | BKIDINBBJOS |
JAMNAGAR | JAMNAGAR | BKIDINBBJMN |
JAMSHEDPUR BRANCH | JAMSHEDPUR | BKIDINBBJAM |
JODHPUR BRANCH | JODHPUR | BKIDINBBJOD |
KAKINADA | KAKINADA | BKIDINBBKKN |
KANNAUJ | KANNAUJ | BKIDINBBKNJ |
KANPUR BRANCH | KANPUR | BKIDINBBKNP |
KANPUR MID-CORPORATE BRANCH | KANPUR | BKIDINBBKMC |
KARUR SSI | KARUR | BKIDINBBKAR |
COCHIN | KOCHI | BKIDINBBCHN |
WILLINGDON ISLAND | KOCHI | BKIDINBBWIL |
JHUMRITELAIYA | KODERMA | BKIDINBBJMT |
KOLHAPUR MAIN | KOLHAPUR | BKIDINBBKLP |
CALCUTTA LARGE CORPORATE | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) | BKIDINBBCCB |
KOLKATA MID CORP | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) | BKIDINBBCOS |
KOLKATA SME | KOLKATA (CALCUTTA) | BKIDINBBCSM |
QUILON | KOLLAM | BKIDINBBQLN |
KOTTAYAM | KOTTAYAM | BKIDINBBKTM |
CALICUT | KOZHIKODE | BKIDINBBCLT |
LUCKNOW | LUCKNOW | BKIDINBBLCK |
LUDHIANA, MAIN | LUDHIANA | BKIDINBBLUD |
LUDHIANA SSI | LUDHIANA | BKIDINBBLSE |
MODEL TOWN | LUDHIANA | BKIDINBBLDH |
MADURAI | MADURAI | BKIDINBBMDU |
MANGALORE | MANGALORE | BKIDINBBMGL |
MEERUT | MEERUT | BKIDINBBMRT |
MIRZAPUR | MIRZAPUR | BKIDINBBMIR |
SSI MORADABAD | MORADABAD | BKIDINBBMSI |
MORVI | MORBI | BKIDINBBMOR |
ANDHERI WEST BRANCH | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBADH |
ANDHERI CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBADC |
ANDHERI MID-CORPORATE BR | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBADM |
BALLARD ESTATE | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBBLD |
BANDRA KURLA COMPLEX | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBBKC |
BULLION EXCHANGE | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBBEX |
C.P. TANK BRANCH | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBCPT |
CARD PRODUCTS DEPT. MUMBAI | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBCPD |
CHAKALA | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBCHK |
CHEMBUR | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBCHM |
CHURCHGATE | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBCCG |
CUMBALLA HILL | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBCMB |
D.N. ROAD | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBDNR |
DADAR WEST | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBDRW |
ELECTRIC HOUSE | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBELH |
GHATKOPAR MID CORP | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBGKW |
GIRGAUM | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBGRM |
KALBADEVI | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBKAL |
MAHALAXMI | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBMHL |
MAHIM | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBMHM |
MALAD WEST | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBMLD |
MANDVI | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBMDV |
MUMBAI LARGE CORPORATE | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBMLC |
MUMBAI MAIN BRANCH | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBBMB |
MUMBAI MID CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBMCB |
MUMBAI NRI | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBNRI |
NAPEAN SEA ROAD | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBNSR |
NARIMAN POINT | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBNRP |
NARIMAN POINT LARGE CORPORATE BRANCH | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBNLC |
NULL BAZAR | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBNUL |
OPERA HOUSE | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBOPH |
OVERSEAS BRANCH | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBBOS |
PRARTHANA SAMAJ | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBPRS |
RAMDAS NAYAK MARG | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBRNM |
SAKI NAKA CORP. BANKING BR. | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBSKN |
SANTA CRUZ | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBSCZ |
SEEPZ | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBSPZ |
SION | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBSIO |
TARDEO ROAD | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBTAR |
TREASURY | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBTRY |
TURBHE | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBTRB |
WADALA WEST | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBWDL |
WORLI NAKA | MUMBAI | BKIDINBBWRN |
NADIAD | NADIAD | BKIDINBBNDD |
NAGPUR CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | NAGPUR | BKIDINBBNCB |
NAGPUR | NAGPUR | BKIDINBBNAG |
NASIK MAIN BRANCH | NASHIK | BKIDINBBNAS |
NAVSARI | NAVSARI | BKIDINBBNVS |
ASAF ALI ROAD BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBASF |
C.G.O. COMPLEX | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBCGO |
CONNAUGHT CIRCUS BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBCNT |
GREATER KAILASH II | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBGK2 |
JANPATH ROAD | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBJNP |
KAROL BAGH BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBKLB |
KHAN MARKET BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBKHM |
KIRTI NAGAR BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBKRT |
LAJPAT NAGAR BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBLAJ |
LARGE CORPORATE BANKING | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBLCB |
MAYAPURI INDUSTRIAL AREA | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBMIA |
NEHRU PLACE BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBNPL |
NEW DELHI CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBDCB |
NEW DELHI NRI | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBDNI |
NEW DELHI SSI BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBDSI |
OKHLA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBOKH |
OVERSEAS BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBDOS |
PARLIAMENT STREET BRANCH | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBPLM |
SAFDARJUNG ENCLAVE | NEW DELHI | BKIDINBBSFD |
NOIDA BRANCH | NOIDA | BKIDINBBNOI |
NOIDA CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | NOIDA | BKIDINBBNOD |
CAMPAL BRANCH | PANAJI | BKIDINBBCAM |
PANIPAT BRANCH | PANIPAT | BKIDINBBPNP |
PANIPAT SSI | PANIPAT | BKIDINBBPSM |
PATNA | PATNA | BKIDINBBPAT |
PHAGWARA BRANCH | PHAGWARA | BKIDINBBPHW |
PIMPRI BRANCH | PIMPRI | BKIDINBBPMP |
PONDICHERRY BRANCH | PONDICHERRY | BKIDINBBPON |
PORBANDAR | PORBANDAR | BKIDINBBPOR |
KOREGAON PARK | PUNE | BKIDINBBKOR |
PUNE BRANCH | PUNE | BKIDINBBPMB |
PUNE INDUSTRIAL FINANCE BRANCH | PUNE | BKIDINBBPIF |
RAIPUR BRANCH | RAIPUR | BKIDINBBRAI |
RAIPUR MCB | RAIPUR | BKIDINBBRCB |
RAJAPALAYAM BRANCH | RAJAPALAYAM | BKIDINBBRJP |
KALAWAD ROAD | RAJKOT | BKIDINBBKLD |
RAJKOT MAIN BRANCH | RAJKOT | BKIDINBBRAJ |
RANCHI MAIN | RANCHI | BKIDINBBRMB |
RATNAGIRI MIRJOLE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE BR | RATNAGIRI | BKIDINBBRMI |
SAHARANPUR BRANCH | SAHARANPUR | BKIDINBBSAH |
SALEM | SALEM | BKIDINBBSAL |
SECUNDERABAD BRANCH | SECUNDERABAD | BKIDINBBSEC |
SUBHASH CHOWK BRANCH | SOLAPUR | BKIDINBBSCB |
SURAT CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | SURAT | BKIDINBBSMD |
SURAT MAIN BRANCH | SURAT | BKIDINBBSRT |
SRIPERUMBUDUR | TAMILNADU | BKIDINBBSRP |
PANCHPAKHADI BRANCH | THANE | BKIDINBBPPD |
THANE MID CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | THANE | BKIDINBBTMC |
TRIVANDRUM BRANCH | THIRUVANANTHAPURAM | BKIDINBBTRV |
TIRUPPUR SSI BRANCH | TIRUPPUR | BKIDINBBTPR |
TUTICORIN | TUTICORIN | BKIDINBBTUT |
UDAIPUR | UDAIPUR | BKIDINBBUDP |
COONOOR | UDHAGAMANDALAM(OOTY) | BKIDINBBCNR |
VADODARA CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | VADODARA (BARODA) | BKIDINBBVCB |
VADODARA MAIN BRANCH | VADODARA (BARODA) | BKIDINBBVAD |
VAPI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE | VAPI | BKIDINBBVIE |
VARANASI MAIN BRANCH | VARANASI | BKIDINBBVAR |
VASCO-DA-GAMA | VASCO DA-GAMA | BKIDINBBVAS |
VISAKHAPATNAM MID CORPORATE BANKING BRANCH | VISAKHAPATNAM | BKIDINBBVOS |
VISAKHAPATNAM | VISAKHAPATNAM | BKIDINBBVIP |
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Bank of India customers must use SWIFT codes for secure international transactions. Each branch has a unique SWIFT code, with a standardized format of 11 alphanumeric characters. The code's structure includes the bank code, country code, location code, and branch code. SWIFT codes are crucial for seamless cross-border fund transfers and banking relationships.