What is a SWIFT code?

A SWIFT code (also called a BIC code) is an 8 or 11 character code that identifies a specific bank and branch for international wire transfers.

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EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, THE SWIFT Code
China · BEIJING

Primary SWIFT / BIC Code

EIBCCNBJ

Short code (8-digit):EIBCCNBJ

Code Breakdown

EIBC

Bank Code

Identifies the bank institution

Country Code

ISO 3166-1 alpha-2: CN

Location Code

City or regional hub

XXX

Branch Code

Primary head office

Institution Information

Institution Name	EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, THE
Country Code	🇨🇳 China
City	BEIJING
Currency	CNY

All EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, THE SWIFT Codes in China34

SWIFT Code	Branch / City	Type
EIBCCNBJ	BEIJING	Head Office
EIBCCNBJAHB	HEFEI	Branch
EIBCCNBJBJB	BEIJING	Branch
EIBCCNBJBKD	BEIJING	Branch
EIBCCNBJCDB	CHENGDU	Branch
EIBCCNBJCQB	CHONGQING	Branch
EIBCCNBJDLB	DALIAN	Branch
EIBCCNBJFJB	FUZHOU	Branch
EIBCCNBJGDB	GUANGZHOU	Branch
EIBCCNBJGSB	LANZHOU	Branch
EIBCCNBJGXB	NANNING	Branch
EIBCCNBJGZH	GUIYANG	Branch
EIBCCNBJHEB	SHIJIAZHUANG	Branch
EIBCCNBJHEN	ZHENGZHOU	Branch
EIBCCNBJHLJ	HARBIN	Branch
EIBCCNBJHNB	HAIKOU	Branch
EIBCCNBJHUB	WUHAN	Branch
EIBCCNBJHUN	CHANGSHA	Branch
EIBCCNBJJLB	CHANGCHUN	Branch
EIBCCNBJJXB	NANCHANG	Branch
EIBCCNBJKXJ	KASHI	Branch
EIBCCNBJNBB	NINGBO	Branch
EIBCCNBJNJB	NANJING	Branch
EIBCCNBJNMG	HOHHOT	Branch
EIBCCNBJQDB	QINGDAO	Branch
EIBCCNBJSHA	SHANGHAI	Branch
EIBCCNBJSMB	XIAMEN	Branch
EIBCCNBJSXA	XIAN	Branch
EIBCCNBJSXB	TAIYUAN	Branch
EIBCCNBJSZT	SHENZHEN	Branch
EIBCCNBJTJB	TIANJIN	Branch
EIBCCNBJWXJ	URUMQI	Branch
EIBCCNBJYNB	KUNMING	Branch
EIBCCNBJZJP	HANGZHOU	Branch

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SWIFT code for EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, THE?

The primary SWIFT/BIC code for EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, THE in China is EIBCCNBJ. Use EIBCCNBJ for transfers to the head office.

How do I use the EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, THE SWIFT code?

To send money to EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, THE, enter the SWIFT code EIBCCNBJ 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 CodeEIBCCNBJ

Institution NameEXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF CHINA, T…

Country Code🇨🇳 China

CurrencyCNY

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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.

Confirm Target Currency & Intermediary Fees

Check if an intermediary bank is involved, which might deduct additional transfer fees.

⚠️ Please review and check all security steps.