CREDIT AGRICOLE SWIFT Code
France ยท REIMS
| Institution Name | CREDIT AGRICOLE |
| Country Code | ๐ซ๐ท France |
| City | REIMS |
| Currency | EUR |
| SWIFT Code | Branch / City | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AGRIFRPP802 | REIMS | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP810 | TROYES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP812 | ALBI | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP813 | ARLES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP817 | LA ROCHELLE | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP820 | AJACCIO | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP822 | SAINT-BRIEUC | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP824 | SOYAUX | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP825 | BESANCON | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP829 | QUIMPER | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP831 | TOULOUSE | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP833 | BORDEAUX | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP835 | LATTES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP836 | RENNES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP839 | GRENOBLE | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP844 | CHARTRES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP845 | SAINT-ETIENNE | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP847 | NANTES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP848 | BOURGES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP860 | VANNES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP861 | METZ | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP866 | CAEN | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP867 | LILLE | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP868 | CLERMONT-FERRAND | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP869 | TARBES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP871 | PERPIGNAN | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP872 | STRASBOURG | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP878 | LYON | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP879 | LE MANS | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP881 | ANNECY | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP882 | PARIS | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP883 | ROUEN | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP887 | AMIENS | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP891 | DRAGUIGNAN | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP894 | POITIERS | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP895 | LIMOGES | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPP907 | MER | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPPBRU | BRUNOY | Branch | |
| AGRIFRPPCLS | PARIS | Branch |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SWIFT code for CREDIT AGRICOLE?
The primary SWIFT/BIC code for CREDIT AGRICOLE in France is AGRIFRPP802. Use AGRIFRPP for transfers to the head office.
How do I use the CREDIT AGRICOLE SWIFT code?
To send money to CREDIT AGRICOLE, enter the SWIFT code AGRIFRPP802 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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