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What are the ICICI Bank SWIFT Codes?

  • April 2, 2026
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ICICI Bank SWIFT Codes

ICICI Bank SWIFT codes are 8-11 alphanumeric characters used to route international wire transfers securely to a specific ICICI branch in India. The main SWIFT code for ICICI Bank is 'ICICINBBXXX.' The format typically indicates the bank code, country code, location code, and branch code. The SWIFT code may vary for different types of banking services and branches, so you must verify it before initiating the transaction. 

You can check the ICICI bank SWIFT code on the bank statement, online banking profile, or by using an online SWIFT/BIC search tool. Using the wrong SWIFT code can lead to transaction delays, rejections, or funds being sent to the wrong bank account. In this blog, we will cover all the information related to ICICI Bank SWIFT codes. 

Key Takeaways
  • The general ICICI SWIFT code in India is often 'ICICINBBXXX'. 
  • The code comprises 8-11 characters, indicating the bank code, country code, location code, and branch code. 
  • You can find the ICICI SWIFT code on the bank's official website, on the bank statement, by connecting with the customer care, or by using an SWIFT/BIC finder tool online. 
  • Make sure to verify the accurate SWIFT code before initiating the transaction to avoid delays, rejections, or funds being routed to the wrong account.

What is the ICICI SWIFT Code?

The ICICI SWIFT code serves as a unique identifier for the bank and is used to make safe international fund transfers. These codes simplify sending funds abroad by verifying the exact ICICI branch involved in the transaction. It acts as a safety measure to ensure a secure financial transaction, and hence it's also called BIC (Bank Identifier Code).

The general SWIFT Code for ICICI Bank is 'ICICINBBXXX', identifying the specific bank, country, location, and branch. This code represents the bank's main branch in Mumbai and is often used when a branch-specific code is not required/available. 

Structure and Format of ICICI Bank SWIFT Code

The ICICI SWIFT Code comprises 8-11 characters, each of them representing specific identifying factors. The general SWIFT code for ICICI Bank is 'ICICINBBXXX'. Here is a breakdown of the ICICI Bank SWIFT Code format:

  • Bank Code (ICIC): The first 4 letters of the ICICI SWIFT code identify the bank code. 
  • Country Code (IN): The following 2 letters denote the country in which the bank is located. 
  • Location Code (BB): The next 2 letters indicate the city or region of the bank's office. 
  • Branch Code (XXX): The last 3 digits represent a particular branch. If it's not included, it usually refers to the head office. 

List of ICICI Bank SWIFT Codes In India

Every ICICI bank branch has a unique SWIFT code. The table below lists the ICICI Bank SWIFT codes of its well-known branches in the country:

ICICI Bank Branch SWIFT Code
ICICI BANK LIMITED, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBTSY
ICICI BANK LIMITED, SANGLI, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBSAN
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FLOOR 3, MAFATLAL CHAMBER, CTG, B BLOCK, LOWER PAREL E, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBXXX
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FREE PRESS HOUSE, NARIMAN POINT, FREE PRESS JOURNAL MARG, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBVC1
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FLOOR 1, NAVSARI BUILDING, FORT, 240, D.N ROAD, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBRTI
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FLOOR 1, SAGAR AVENUE, S.V. ROAD, MUMBAI, SUBURBAN, MUMBAI, India ICICINBB011
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FLOOR 2, RAMON HOUSE, 160, BACK BAY RECLAMATION, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBFEX
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FLOOR 2, KAMLA MILLS COMPOUND, TRADE WORLD, LOWER PAREL, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBNRI
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FLOOR 1, EMPIRE HOUSE, 414, SENAPATI BAPAT MARG, LOWER PAREL, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBCTS
ICICI BANK LIMITED, KURLA COMPLEX, ICICI BANK TOWERS, BANDRA EAST, MUMBAI, India ICICINBBCMS
ICICI BANK LIMITED, 192, KARUMUTTU NILAYAM, ANNA SALAI, CHENNAI, India ICICINBBVC2
ICICI BANK LIMITED, PHELPS BUILDING, A-9, CONNAUGHT PLACE, NEW DELHI, India ICICINBBRT2
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FLOOR 3, RAHEJA TOWERS, 26-27, M.G ROAD, EAST WING, BANGALORE, India ICICINBBRT3
ICICI BANK LIMITED, PRAKASH PRESIDIUM, 110, NUNGAMBAKKAM HIGH ROAD, CHENNAI, India ICICINBBRT4
ICICI BANK LIMITED, T.G.V, MANISONS, 6-2-1012, OPP.INSTIT ENGINEERING, HYDERABAD, India ICICINBBRT5
ICICI BANK LIMITED, JANPATH UNIT III, FLOOR 2, OCCF BUILDING, CINE COMPLEX OPPOSITE SRIYA, BHUBANESHWAR, India ICICINBB061
ICICI BANK LIMITED, SATYASRI COMPLEX 47-14-18, MAIN ROAD, DWARAKA NAGAR, ISNAR VISHAKHAPATANAM, India ICICINBB060
ICICI BANK LIMITED, JMC HOUSE OPP, PRIMAL GARDENS, OFF, C.G. ROAD, AHEMDABAD, India ICICINBB024
ICICI BANK LIMITED, 146, 147, S.C.O., FEROZE GANDHI, MARKET, LUDHIANA, India ICICINBB017
ICICI BANK LIMITED, FOTO FAST HOUSE, MAHATMA GANDHI ROAD, ERNAKULAM, KOCHI, India ICICINBB010
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Importance of SWIFT Code for ICICI Bank

Here are some importance of ICICI SWIFT Codes:

  • SWIFT Code is used to identify financial institutions internationally during fund transfers. 
  • It helps in verifying the bank's identity, helping to ensure a safe financial transaction. 
  • It ensures the fund is transferred to the designated bank where it is meant to be made and avoids the risk of delays or errors. 
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Is the SWIFT Code the Same for All Branches of ICICI Bank?

No, the SWIFT code is not the same for all branches of ICICI Bank. Each ICICI bank branch has a unique SWIFT code that helps in verifying the bank's identity during international fund transfers. So, if you are not sure about the ICICI bank SWIFT code, you must verify it with the fund recipient (to whom you are transferring the amount) or directly with the bank. 

How to Find the ICICI Bank SWIFT Code?

You can find the ICICI SWIFT code on the banking documents, like bank statements. Additionally, you can also check your online banking profile, contact the bank's customer care, or use an online BIC or SWIFT search tool known as the ICICI SWIFT code finder. 

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Bottom Line

ICICI Bank SWIFT Codes are crucial for international fund transfers. They ensure your payments reach the accurate financial institution accurately. The general SWIFT code for ICICI Bank is 'ICICINBBXXX', identifying the bank code, country code, location code, and branch code. Using the correct code prevents errors, transaction failures, and the risk of funds being routed to the wrong account. There are unique SWIFT codes for each ICICI bank branch, so ensure to verify the specific code before initiating the transaction. 

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Manish Prajapat
Manish Prajapat(Tax Expert)

Mr Manish is a financial professional with over 10 years of experience in strategic financial planning, performance analysis, and compliance across different sectors, including Agriculture, Pharma, Manufacturing, & Oil and Gas. Mr Prajapati has a knack for managing financial accounts, driving business growth by optimizing cost efficiency and regulatory compliance. Additionally, he has expertise in developing financial models, preparing detailed cash flow statements, and closing the balance sheets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The ICICINBBXXX indicates: ICIC: ICICI Bank, Code IN: India, BB: Mumbai, XXX: Primary Office (Default)

ICICINBBNRI (NRI/retail remittances), ICICINBB012 (Jaipur), ICICINBBOBU (Mumbai OBU). Retail NRIs often use ICICINBBNRI for faster processing.

You can check your bank account statement, visit the ICICI Bank's official website, or contact the bank branch for assistance.

No, bank SWIFT codes are for international transactions, while IFSC codes are for domestic transfers within India. 

No, the ICICI bank SWIFT code varies for each branch and specific types of services.