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Home/All Countries/🇦🇹 Austria/RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN
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RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN SWIFT Code
Austria · Deutschkreutz

Primary SWIFT / BIC Code
RLBBAT2E010
Short code (8-digit):RLBBAT2E
Code Breakdown
RLBB
Bank Code
Identifies the bank institution
AT
Country Code
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2: AT
2E
Location Code
City or regional hub
010
Branch Code
Specific branch location
Institution Information
Institution NameRAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN
Country Code🇦🇹 Austria
CityDeutschkreutz
CurrencyEUR
All RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN SWIFT Codes in Austria4
SWIFT CodeBranch / CityType
RLBBAT2E010DeutschkreutzBranch
RLBBAT2E031DEUTSCHKREUTZBranch
RLBBAT2E048DEUTSCHKREUTZBranch
RLBBAT2E058DEUTSCHKREUTZBranch

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SWIFT code for RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN?

The primary SWIFT/BIC code for RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN in Austria is RLBBAT2E010. Use RLBBAT2E for transfers to the head office.

How do I use the RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN SWIFT code?

To send money to RAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHKREUTZ-HORITSCHON EGEN, enter the SWIFT code RLBBAT2E010 in your bank's international transfer form.

What is the difference between an 8-digit and 11-digit SWIFT code?

An 8-digit code identifies the bank's head office. An 11-digit code adds a 3-character branch identifier. If unsure, using the 8-digit code is usually safe.

Is this SWIFT code correct and up-to-date?

This data is sourced from publicly available banking registries and verified regularly. Always confirm the SWIFT code with your bank before initiating any transfer.

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Quick Summary
Primary CodeRLBBAT2E010
Institution NameRAIFFEISENBANK REGION DEUTSCHK…
Country Code🇦🇹 Austria
CurrencyEUR
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Transfer Security Guide

Complete these safety checks before initiating your international wire transfer:

Verify Recipient Bank Name
Ensure the target institution name matches the SWIFT code database record.
Check Branch Identifier (XXX or Branch Code)
Use XXX for the main headquarters. Enter the specific 3-digit branch code only if instructed by the recipient.
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