Verifying the validity of a bank SWIFT code or IBAN account number before making a transfer can save you time and money, so use our API to lookup and validate your recipient's SWIFT code.
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A SWIFT code is a standard format for Business Identifier Codes (BIC), which is used to identify banks and financial institutions globally. It's important to validate a recipient's SWIFT code before making a bank transfer in order to avoid unnecessary delays and expenses. When you send money to a non-existent SWIFT code, the bank should reverse the transaction and return the money, but this might take some time and your bank may charge you a fee. Using our flexible and fast RESTful API you can lookup and validate a SWIFT code and receive all possible information about it - see which bank it belongs to, as well as branch, city and country. You can also build a step-by-step selector form making it's easier to enter an accurate SWIFT.
SWIFT codes
Banks
Cities
Countries
We provide a complete and interactive documentation for our API which is based on OpenAPI 3 specification file.
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Postman Collections are simply a collection of pre-built requests that can be organized into folders, and they can be easily exported and shared with others. We've made one for you that contains all SWIFT codes API endpoints and params so you can conveniently explore it.
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