RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN SWIFT Code

The SWIFT/BIC code for RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN is RLBBAT2EXXX. However, the applicable SWIFT/BIC code may vary depending on the specific branch or banking service. If you're unsure which code to use, it's best to verify the details with the recipient or directly contact RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN.

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RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN SWIFT codes

RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN

RLBBAT2E027

HAUPTSTRASSE 3

GUESSING

RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN

RLBBAT2E034

HAUPTSTRASSE 3

GUESSING

RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN

RLBBAT2E041

HAUPTSTRASSE 3

GUESSING

What is the SWIFT code of RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN?

If you're sending or receiving international payments through RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN, you'll need its SWIFT code to ensure funds are routed correctly.

A SWIFT code (also known as a BIC) is a unique 8 to 11-character identifier that helps banks securely process cross-border transactions.

How to find RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN SWIFT code?

You can find the correct SWIFT code for RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN in a few simple ways:

  • Check your bank statement – The code may be listed in your account details.
  • Contact your branch – Reach out to your local RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN branch for confirmation.
  • Use our SWIFT Code Finder – Enter the bank and branch name above to instantly get the right SWIFT code for your transfer.

RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN SWIFT code breakdown

RLBBBank code
ATCountry code
2ECity code
027Branch code
Example:
RLBBAT2E027 - RAIFFEISEN REGIONALBANK GUESSING-JENNERSDORF EGEN
"RLBB" is the Bank code, "AT" is the country, "2E" is the city, "027" is the Branch location.

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