BIC/SWIFT Code Validator

Validate the format of a BIC or SWIFT code used for international bank transfers.

This tool checks the BIC/SWIFT code for correct format and structure. It does not check if the code is active or assigned to a real bank.

About This BIC/SWIFT Code Validator

This BIC/SWIFT code validator helps you check if a code is correctly formatted and structurally valid for international bank transfers. It verifies the code's length, bank, country, and branch structure.

How It Works

  • Enter a BIC or SWIFT code in the input field.
  • The tool checks the code's length, format, and structure using regular expressions.
  • No data is stored or transmitted—validation is 100% local.

Why Use This Validator?

  • Quickly check if a BIC/SWIFT code is likely to be correct before making or receiving international payments.
  • Supports all standard BIC/SWIFT code formats.
  • Useful for businesses, banks, and developers handling international transfers.
  • Helps reduce errors and failed payments due to invalid codes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool check if the code is active or assigned?

No, it only checks the code's format and structure. It cannot verify if the code is active or assigned to a real bank.

Is my BIC/SWIFT code sent or stored anywhere?

No, all validation is performed locally in your browser. Your code is never sent or saved.

What formats are supported?

The validator supports all standard BIC/SWIFT code formats (8 or 11 characters, correct structure for bank, country, location, and branch).

Can I use this for business payments?

Yes, this tool is helpful for businesses and banks to reduce errors in international transfers by validating BIC/SWIFT codes before sending payments.