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TFBANOB2

AVARDA BANK AB · Head office

Code details

SWIFT/BIC
TFBANOB2 (TFBANOB2XXX)
Institution
AVARDA BANK AB
Office
Head office
Branch code
XXX · head office
Country
Norway

What TFBANOB2 means

TFBANOB2XXX

  1. TFBABank code

    Four letters chosen by the institution.

  2. NOCountry code

    Norway (ISO 3166)

  3. B2Location code

    Where the institution sits on the SWIFT network. A 1 in second place marks a passive participant.

  4. XXXBranch code

    XXX, or nothing at all, means the head office.

Paying an account at this bank

You will also need the beneficiary’s IBAN. Norway IBANs have 15 characters and start with NO. IBAN format and example → Check an IBAN →

Questions

Is TFBANOB2 a valid SWIFT code?
Yes. TFBANOB2 has the right format and is in our directory for AVARDA BANK AB. Confirm with the beneficiary that it is the bank that holds their account.
What is the difference between TFBANOB2 and TFBANOB2XXX?
None. TFBANOB2 is the 8-character form of TFBANOB2XXX; XXX at the end means the head office. Either works.

Sending to TFBANOB2?

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About this data

Codes are checked against our directory of banks on TrillioniPay corridors. Always confirm the code with the beneficiary’s bank before sending a payment. Last updated: 23 September 2026.

Institution names and addresses: Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) LEI data, available under CC0. The address is the legal entity’s registered or head-office address, which can differ from the office SWIFT lists.

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