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  2. A swift code can be formed with either 8 or 11 characters. Generally speaking, most of the time, you will only need the eight-character swift code, that consists of 3 parts: the identifier of the institution (4 characters), the identifier of the country (2 characters), and the identifier of the location (2 characters).

    • Aboccnbj 110

      SWIFT code: ABOCCNBJ110. AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, ...

    • Aboccnbj160

      SWIFT code: ABOCCNBJ160. AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, ...

    • Aboccnbj390

      SWIFT code: ABOCCNBJ390. AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, ...

    • Aboccnbj090

      SWIFT code: ABOCCNBJ090. AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, ...

    • Aboccnbj130

      SWIFT code: ABOCCNBJ130. AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, ...

    • Aboccnbj100

      SWIFT code: ABOCCNBJ100. AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, ...

  3. 在這裡查看AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA LIMITED HONG KONG BRANCH 在香港的BIC / SWIFT代碼。查看你銀行的SWIFT代碼,並獲得進行國際匯款所需的資料。

  4. Find SWIFT codes for all AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA, THE branches and get all the details you need for accurate and secure money tansfers. Toggle navigation Bank Codes Swift Codes

    No.
    City
    Branch
    Swift
    2
    HANGZHOU
    (ZHEJIANG BRANCH)
    ABOCCNBJ110
    3
    GUANGZHOU
    (GUANGDONG BRANCH)
    ABOCCNBJ190
    4
    NANJING
    (JIANGSU BRANCH)
    ABOCCNBJ100
    5
    SHANGHAI
    (SHANGHAI BRANCH)
    ABOCCNBJ090
  5. SWIFT codes are used to move money around the world via international bank transfers. For instance, if you want to send money to AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA LIMITED HONG KONG BRANCH, you would need the SWIFT code ABOCHKHH, plus the recipient's IBAN number.

    • Hong Kong
  6. ABOC - This is the institution / bank code assigned to AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA LIMITED HONG KONG BRANCH. Country Code: HK - This is the 2-letter country code associated with HONG KONG (HK).

  7. Identify Your Bank's SWIFT/BIC Code: Your bank's SWIFT/BIC code is an international code that uniquely identifies your bank. You can usually find this code on your bank's website or by contacting customer service.