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What's the difference between SWIFT codes and BIC codes?

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SWIFT and BIC codes are essentially the same. Both identify banks for secure international transactions. While "SWIFT code" is widely used, "BIC" is the official term financial institutions use. Both ensure your money reaches the correct destination safely.

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Do I need a SWIFT code to send money internationally?

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Yes, you'll typically need a SWIFT code to send money internationally. The SWIFT code directs your transfer to the correct bank and branch, helping to ensure your funds reach the proper destination securely and without delay. When you use Remitly, you don't need to worry about SWIFT codes, and our network includes a wide range of banks and cash pickup options.

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Do all bank branches use the same SWIFT code?

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Is it safe to send money online with Remitly?

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What are the ways to receive a money transfer?

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SWIFT code	MFFSDE81XXX
SWIFT code (8 chr)	MFFSDE81
Bank name	MINISTRY OF FINANCE, FEDERAL STATE OF SAXONY-ANHALT
Bank address	EDITHARING 40, MAGDEBURG, SACHSEN-ANHALT, 39108
Branch code	XXX
City	MAGDEBURG
Country	Germany

MINISTRY OF FINANCE, FEDERAL STATE OF SAXONY-ANHALT SWIFT code in Germany

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What is the SWIFT code for MINISTRY OF FINANCE, FEDERAL STATE OF SAXONY-ANHALT?

Example SWIFT code format

MFFS

DE

81

XXX

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