BIC / SWIFT-Code: DHBNBEBB
SWIFT Code Not Found
SWIFT Code Not Found
The SWIFT code DHBNBEBB was not found in our database.
The SWIFT code appears to have a valid format but could not be associated with any bank.
Possible reasons:
- The code is not included in our database
- There might be a typing error
- The code is outdated or has been replaced by a new one
What you can do:
- Verify the SWIFT code with your bank or the recipient
- Search for the bank using our BIC search tools
- Contact your bank directly for the correct SWIFT code
What is a BIC / SWIFT-Code?
A SWIFT code (also called BIC code) is a standardized format for identifying banks and financial institutions worldwide. It is used for international transfers and consists of 8-11 characters.
BIC Code Components
Bank Identifier (4 characters)
4 letters represent the bank and usually look like an abbreviation of the bank name.
Country Code (2 characters)
2 letters represent the country where the bank is located.
Location Code (2 characters)
2 characters (letters or numbers) describe where the bank headquarters is located.
BIC Breakdown: DHBNBEBB
DHBN BE BB
Bank Identifier
4 letters represent the bank and usually look like an abbreviation of the bank name.
Country Code
2 letters represent the country where the bank is located.
Location Code
2 characters (letters or numbers) describe where the bank headquarters is located.
Branch Code
3 digits specify the bank branch. "XXX" stands for the bank headquarters.
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