Swift Code

Alex1414

Hello Everyone.

I'm looking to send money from my French bank account to my scottish bank account.

I've been looking for the swift code of my branch in scotland and i found 2 different codes for the same branch... Can anyone help me please?

Bank of Scotland
57 East Main Street
Broxburn
EH52 5EE

I found 2 differents codes
BOFSGBS1060 AND BOFSGB21047.

Thank you.

thatsean

Have you called telephone banking to double check with them? Also, should be on statements.

bizzybee

It's the second one


BOFSGB21047 BOFSGB21 047
BOFS GB 21 047
Bank code: BOFS
Country Code: GB
Location Code: 21
Branch Code : 047
BANK OF SCOTLAND PLC

13 WEST MAIN STREET

City: BROXBURN
Country: UNITED KINGDOM (BROXBURN)

Alex1414

Thanks Bizzybee

My branch adress is 57 east main street. So do I assume it's the first one?

rb10

Alex1414 wrote: »

Thanks Bizzybee

My branch adress is 57 east main street. So do I assume it's the first one?

With something as important as an international payment, wouldn't it be preferable to find out the information first-hand from your bank, rather than going on what a stranger on the internet claims?

bizzybee

Your other Swiftcode brings up the details below so I would suggest checking with your bank to obtain the correct one to use in your particular case.


SWIFT Code Equivalent SWIFT/BIC Codes SWIFT Code Breakdown Bank Name & Address Branch Name
BOFSGBS1060 BOFSGBS1 060
BOFS GB S1 060
Bank code: BOFS
Country Code: GB
Location Code: S1
Branch Code : 060
Bank of Scotland plc

P O Box 17235
EH11 1YH
Phone: (870) 8500334

City: Edinburgh
Country: England BROXBURN (R)

stclair

You can get the details by entering your account number and sort code here:

http://www.postcodeanywhere.co.uk/demos/bankvalidator.aspx

Alex1414

Thank you guy.

I will call the bank first thing in the morning.

Chorlie

https://www.swift.com/biconline

And click on BIC Search Light

If you enter the Swift Code into that it tell you which branch its connected to and you used to be about to search for a Swift Code if you need one....it's a few years since I've used BIC