SWIFT codes in South Korea

In order to make international payments to South Korea you have to know the bank´s SWIFT / BIC code.

• What do South Korea SWIFT codes look like?
• SWIFT codes of the most important banks in South Korea
• SWIFT codes in South Korea

What do South Korea SWIFT codes look like?

The SWIFT code consists of 8 to 11 characters (letters and digits) and for South Korea the SWIFT code has the following format:

• First 4 characters (only letters) - bank code. A shortened version of the bank´s name.
• Next 2 characters (only letters) - South Korea´s ISO code.
• Next 2 characters (letters and digits) - location code.
• Last 3 characters (letters and digits) – bank branch (optional).

SWIFT codes of the most important banks in South Korea

Find below an extensive A to Z list of the SWIFT codes in South Korea:

Bank of China Seoul Branch

Code: BKCH

J.p. Morgan Securities (far East) LTD

Code: CHAS

SWIFT codes in South Korea

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