SWIFT/BIC codes in Palestinian Territories
Paying into Palestinian Territories
IBAN
29 characters
Format and example →
Largest networks
All banks in Palestinian Territories
A
P
Questions
- Do I need a SWIFT code to send money to Palestinian Territories?
- Yes. An international payment to a bank in Palestinian Territories needs the bank’s SWIFT/BIC code together with the beneficiary’s IBAN.
- The bank has several codes. Which one do I use?
- Use the code the beneficiary gave you. If you only know the bank, the head-office code (8 characters, or 11 ending in XXX) is accepted for international payments.
- Does Palestinian Territories use IBAN?
- Yes. IBANs in Palestinian Territories have 29 characters and start with PS.
Paying suppliers in Palestinian Territories?
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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.
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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