SWIFT Codes for banks in Norway

Bank City SWIFT Code
DANSKE BANK A/S (STEINKJER)
STEINKJER DABANO22STE
DANSKE BANK A/S (STAVANGER)
STAVANGER DABANO22SVG
DANSKE BANK A/S (SKIEN BRANCH)
SKIEN DABANO22SKE
DANSKE BANK A/S (OSLO BRANCH)
OSLO DABANO22OSL
DANSKE BANK A/S (KRISTIANSUND)
KRISTIANSAND DABANO22KSU
CULTURA SPAREBANK
OSLO CULTNOK1
COSMOS MARKETS AS
SANDEFJORD CSMANO21
CLARKSONS PLATOU SECURITIES AS
OSLO NOSUNOK1
CITIBANK EUROPE PLC NORWAY BRANCH
OSLO CITINOKX
CHRISTIANIA SECURITIES AS
OSLO CHUANOK1
CENTEVO
OSLO CENVNOKK
CELSA NORDIC AS
MO I RANA CENDNO22
CARNEGIE AS
OSLO NRSANOK1
CARNEGIE A.S.
OSLO CANGNOK1
C WORLDWIDE ASSET MANAGEMENT AS
OSLO WOAMNOK1
BRABANK ASA
OSLO PONONOK1
BRABANK ASA
BERGEN MNASNOB2
BOREA ASSET MANAGEMENT AS
BERGEN BONMNOB1
BOLIGBANKEN ASA
LILLESTROEM PRBONO22
BNP PARIBAS S.A. NORWAY BRANCH
OSLO BNPANOKK
BNBANK ASA
TRONDHEIM KBNONO22
BJUGN SPAREBANK
BJUGN BJUGNO21
BIRKENES SPAREBANK
BIRKELAND BISNNO21
BIEN SPAREBANK ASA
OSLO BIENNOK1
BERGEN ENERGI MARKETS AS
BERGEN BEEKNOB1
BERGEN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AS
BERGEN BCMMNOB1
BERGEN BUNKERS AS
BERGEN BEBNNOB1
BERG SPAREBANK
HALDEN BRGPNO21
BB BANK ASA
BERGEN BNSSNOB1
BANKENES SIKRINGSFOND
OSLO SIKRNOK1
BANK2 ASA
OSLO BTWONOK1
BANK NORWEGIAN, EN FILIAL AV NOBA BANK GROUP AB (PUBL)
FORNEBU NORWNOK1
AURSKOG SPAREBANK
AURSKOG AUSNNO21
ASKIM OG SPYDEBERG SPAREBANK
ASKIM ASKSNO21
ARCTIC SECURITIES ASA
OSLO ASEANOK1
ARCTIC FUND MANAGEMENT AS
TRONDHEIM ARETNO21
ARCTIC FUND MANAGEMENT AS
OSLO ARFGNOK1
ANDEBU SPAREBANK
ANDEBU ANBUNO21
ALLEGRO FINANS ASA
TRONDHEIM ALNSNO21
ALFRED BERG KAPITALFORVALTNING AS
OSLO ALBFNO21
ALFRED BERG KAPITALFORVALTNING AS
OSLO ALBFNOK1
AGDER SPAREBANK
SUNDEBRU GJSPNO21
ADEVINTA ASA
OSLO ADNANOKK
ABG SUNDAL COLLIER ASA
OSLO AGSRNOK1
ABG SUNDAL COLLIER ASA
OSLO ABSRNOK1
AASEN SPAREBANK
ASEN AASANO21

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What is a SWIFT Code for Banks in Norway?

When transferring money internationally to banks in Norway, 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 Norway. 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 Norway, while an 11-character code specifies a particular local branch.

Do I need an IBAN or a SWIFT Code for Norway?

While a SWIFT code identifies a specific bank in Norway, an IBAN (International Bank Account Number) identifies an individual customer's bank account. Depending on whether you are sending money to Norway 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 Norway. We provide accurate formatting details and branch locations to help you validate routing instructions before initiating any international bank payment.

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