FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK, TOKYO BRANCH SWIFT code in Japan

The SWIFT code for FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK, TOKYO BRANCH is FCBKJPJTXXX. Check below for additional bank information and branch locations.
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What is the SWIFT code for FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK, TOKYO BRANCH?

SWIFT codeFCBKJPJTXXX
SWIFT code (8 chr)FCBKJPJT
Bank nameFIRST COMMERCIAL BANK, TOKYO BRANCH
Bank address1-1 2-CHOME, OTEMACHI NOMURA BUILDING, FLOOR 23, CHIYODA, TOKYO, 100-0004, JP
Branch codeXXX
CityCHIYODA
CountryJapan

Example SWIFT code format

A SWIFT code is an 8 to 11-character identifier that includes letters and numbers representing the bank, country, and location. If there are extra characters, they specify a specific branch.

FCBK

Bank Code

JP

Country Code

JT

Location Code

XXX

Branch Code

Local branches of FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK, TOKYO BRANCH

Branch name
FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK, TOKYO BRANCH
3-5-13 3-5-13 AZUCHIMACHI HOMMACHI, GARDEN CITY TERRACE, FLOOR 16F, OSAKA, OSAKA, 541-0052, JP

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