Italy
BDCPITT1014 — Banca Del Piemonte
BDCPITT1014 is a SWIFT/BIC code for BANCA DEL PIEMONTE ((TORINO 10)) in TORINO. Use it when an international wire needs the receiving bank's SWIFT code.
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SWIFT / BIC code
BDCPITT1014
BDCPITT1014 breaks down as BDCP for bank, IT for ctry, T1 for city, 014 for branch.
(TORINO 10) · TORINO · Italy
Bank information
- SWIFT / BIC
- BDCPITT1014
- Branch
- (TORINO 10)
- City
- TORINO
- Country
- Italy
Other Banca Del Piemonte codes56
| SWIFT / BIC | Branch |
|---|---|
| BDCPITTT | — |
| BDCPITT1011 | (TORINO 1) |
| BDCPITT1012 | (TORINO 12) |
| BDCPITT1013 | (TORINO 013) |
| BDCPITT1014 | (TORINO 4) |
| BDCPITT1016 | (TORINO 6) |
| BDCPITT1017 | (TORINO 7) |
| BDCPITT1018 | (TORINO 8) |
| BDCPITT1019 | (TORINO 9) |
| BDCPITT1021 | (TORINO 2) |
| BDCPITT1022 | — |
| BDCPITT1023 | (TORINO 3) |
| BDCPITT1024 | — |
| BDCPITT1025 | — |
| BDCPITT1026 | — |
| BDCPITT1027 | — |
| BDCPITT1028 | — |
| BDCPITT1029 | — |
| BDCPITT1030 | — |
| BDCPITT1031 | — |
| BDCPITT1032 | — |
| BDCPITT1033 | — |
| BDCPITT1034 | — |
| BDCPITT1035 | — |
| BDCPITT1036 | — |
| BDCPITT1037 | — |
| BDCPITT1038 | — |
| BDCPITT1039 | — |
| BDCPITT1040 | — |
| BDCPITT1041 | — |
| BDCPITT1043 | — |
| BDCPITT1044 | — |
| BDCPITT1047 | — |
| BDCPITT1052 | — |
| BDCPITT1060 | (NOVARA) |
| BDCPITT1061 | (BORGOMANERO) |
| BDCPITT1063 | (GALLIATE) |
| BDCPITT1065 | — |
| BDCPITT1066 | — |
| BDCPITT1070 | — |
| BDCPITT1071 | — |
| BDCPITT1072 | — |
| BDCPITT1073 | (PINEROLO) |
| BDCPITT1074 | — |
| BDCPITT1075 | (NICHELINO) |
| BDCPITT1076 | (GRUGLIASCO) |
| BDCPITT1080 | — |
| BDCPITT1081 | — |
| BDCPITT1082 | — |
| BDCPITT1083 | — |
| BDCPITT1084 | — |
| BDCPITT1085 | — |
| BDCPITT1086 | — |
| BDCPITT1090 | — |
| BDCPITT1654 | (FUNZIONE PRIVATE BANKERS) |
| BDCPITT1658 | (FUNZIONE PRIVATE BANKER PIEMONTE NORD EST) |
International payments
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