A correspondent bank is an intermediary bank for your SWIFT transaction. The SWIFT code of your correspondent bank is needed to process your transaction smoothly.

How to get a valid correspondent SWIFT code?

You can ask your recipient to contact their bank and inquire directly about the correspondent SWIFT code, or you can usually find this information on the recipient bank’s official website.

Things to note regarding correspondent SWIFT code

• The correspondent SWIFT code is optional but recommended.
  • If the correspondent SWIFT code is not provided or is invalid, your transaction may be rejected, and the correspondent bank fee will not be refunded.
• Correspondent banks can change at any time, so please double-check the correspondent SWIFT code before creating a transaction.
• The correspondent SWIFT code is different from the recipient bank’s SWIFT code.
• The format of the correspondent SWIFT code is the same as other SWIFT codes.