SWIFT Codes for banks in Japan
| Bank | City | SWIFT Code |
|---|---|---|
|
AWA BANK, LTD., THE
|
TOKUSHIMA | AWABJPJT |
|
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP LIMITED
|
CHIYODA | ANZBJPJX |
|
AU KABUCOM SECURITIES CO., LTD
|
MINATO | TMTDJPJ1 |
|
AU JIBUN BANK CORPORATION
|
CHUO | JICRJPJT |
|
ASSET MANAGEMENT ONE CO., LTD.
|
CHIYODA | DIAMJPJ2 |
|
ASHIKAGA BANK
|
UTSUNOMIYA | ASIKJPJT |
|
ASAHI SHINKIN BANK, THE
|
CHIYODA | ASKBJPJT |
|
ASAHI KASEI CORPORATION
|
CHIYODA | AKACJPJT |
|
ASAHI GROUP HOLDINGS, LTD.
|
SUMIDA | ASGHJPJT |
|
ARK SECURITIES CO., LTD.
|
CHIYODA | ARKKJPJ1 |
|
AOZORA SECURITIES., LTD.
|
CHIYODA | AOSCJPJ1 |
|
AOZORA SECURITIES CO., LTD
|
MINIATO | JWMSJPJ1 |
|
AOZORA BANK, LTD
|
CHIYODA | NCBTJPJT |
|
AOMORI BANK LTD., THE
|
AOMORI | AOMBJPJT |
|
ANDO SECURITIES CO., LTD
|
NAGOYA | ANOOJPJ1 |
|
AMUNDI JAPAN LTD
|
CHIYODA | AGRIJPJ1 |
|
AMERICAN EXPRESS ASSET MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL (JAPAN) LTD
|
MINATO | AMEXJPJ1 |
|
AMAGASAKI SHINKIN BANK, THE
|
AMAGASAKI | AMASJPJZ |
|
ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN JAPAN LTD
|
CHIYODA | ACAMJPJ1 |
|
AKITA BANK, LTD.,THE
|
AKITA | AKITJPJT |
|
AKATSUKI SECURITIES, INC.
|
CHIYODA | AKSCJPJ1 |
|
AKAGIYA HOLDINGS CO., LTD
|
CHUO | AKSEJPJ1 |
|
AIZAWA SECURITIES CO.,LTD
|
CHUO | YAHSJPJ1 |
|
AIZAWA SECURITIES CO.,LTD
|
CHUO | MAUCJPJ1 |
|
AIZAWA SECURITIES CO.,LTD
|
CHUO | KANEJPJ1 |
|
AIZAWA SECURITIES CO.
|
CHUO | AIZAJPJ1 |
|
AIOI NISSAY DOWA INSURANCE CO.,LTD.
|
SHIBUYA | ANDNJPJ1 |
|
AICHI BANK, LTD., THE
|
OSAKA | AICHJPJ10JS |
|
AICHI BANK, LTD., THE
|
NAGOYA | AICHJPJN |
|
AICHI BANK, LTD., THE
|
CHUO | AICHJPJ10JT |
|
AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA TOKYO BRANCH
|
CHIYODA | ABOCJPJT |
|
AGC INC.
|
CHIYODA | GGCAJPJT |
|
AFLAC LIFE INSURANCE JAPAN LTD.
|
SHINJUKU | ALSJJPJT |
|
AEON BANK, LTD.
|
KOTO | AEONJPJ1 |
|
AEON BANK, LTD.
|
CHIYODA | AEONJPJT |
|
ADEKA CORPORATION
|
ARAKAWA | ADCTJPJJ |
|
ACE SECURITIES CO., LTD.
|
OSAKA | ACSRJPJ1 |
|
ABN AMRO CLEARING TOKYO CO., LTD.
|
MINATO | FCTOJPJ1 |
|
A AND D CO., LTD.
|
TOSHIMA | ADDCJPJT |
What is a SWIFT Code for Banks in Japan?
When transferring money internationally to banks in Japan, you will frequently encounter the terms SWIFT code or BIC (Business Identifier Code) inside bank details. Managed by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, this unique 8 to 11-digit alphanumeric sequence acts as a universal passport for banks in Japan. It ensures that your funds cross global borders safely and arrive at the exact financial institution intended.
SWIFT vs. BIC: What's the difference?
In the banking industry, the terms SWIFT code and BIC are used interchangeably. SWIFT refers to the organization that issues the codes, while BIC stands for the actual code itself. An 8-character code identifies the primary head office of the bank in Japan, while an 11-character code specifies a particular local branch.
Do I need an IBAN or a SWIFT Code for Japan?
While a SWIFT code identifies a specific bank in Japan, an IBAN (International Bank Account Number) identifies an individual customer's bank account. Depending on whether you are sending money to Japan or another region—particularly in Europe or the Middle East—you will likely need both codes to successfully complete a cross-border wire transfer.
How to use this directory?
Browse our comprehensive, verified directory of SWIFT codes for all registered financial institutions in Japan. We provide accurate formatting details and branch locations to help you validate routing instructions before initiating any international bank payment.