BelarusbankSWIFT Code

Belarusbank in Belarus, Minsk.

AKBBBY2X

Bank: Belarusbank

City: Minsk

Country: Belarus

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All Codes for Belarusbank

30 codes on record for this bank in Belarus.

SWIFT Code City Branch
AKBBBY2X Minsk Head Office
AKBBBY21802 Baranovichi (BARANOVICHI BRANCH 802)
AKBBBY21703 Bobruisk (BOBRUISK BRANCH 703)
AKBBBY21612 Borisov (BORISOV BRANCH 612)
AKBBBY21100 Brest (BREST REGIONAL BRANCH 100)
AKBBBY21300 Gomel (GOMEL REGIONAL BRANCH 300)
AKBBBY21302 Gomel (GOMEL BRANCH 302)
AKBBBY21400 Grodno (GRODNO REGIONAL BRANCH 400)
AKBBBY21113 Kobrin (KOBRIN BRANCH 113)
AKBBBY21714 Krichev (KRICHEV BRANCH 714)
AKBBBY21413 Lida (LIDA BRANCH 413)
AKBBBY21500 Minsk (MINSK REGIONAL BRANCH 500)
AKBBBY21510 Minsk (MINSK BRANCH 510)
AKBBBY21511 Minsk (MINSK BRANCH 511)
AKBBBY21514 Minsk (MINSK BRANCH 514)
AKBBBY21527 Minsk (MINSK BRANCH 527)
AKBBBY21529 Minsk (MINSK BRANCH 529)
AKBBBY21614 Minsk (MINSK BRANCH 614)
AKBBBY21700 Mogilev (MOGILEV REGIONAL BRANCH 700)
AKBBBY21601 Molodechno (MOLODECHNO BRANCH 601)
AKBBBY21317 Mozir (MOZIR BRANCH 317)
AKBBBY21620 Nesvizh (NESVIZH BRANCH 620)
AKBBBY21214 Novopolotsk (NOVOPOLOTSK BRANCH 214)
AKBBBY21215 Orsha (ORSHA BRANCH 215)
AKBBBY21121 Pinsk (PINSK BRANCH 121)
AKBBBY21216 Polotsk (POLOTSK BRANCH 216)
AKBBBY21633 Soligorsk (SOLIGORSK BRANCH 633)
AKBBBY21200 Vitebsk (VITEBSK REGIONAL BRANCH 200)
AKBBBY21402 Volkovisk (VOLKOVISK BRANCH 402)
AKBBBY21312 Zhlobin (ZHLOBIN BRANCH 312)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SWIFT code for Belarusbank?

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The primary SWIFT/BIC code for Belarusbank in Belarus is AKBBBY2X. If Belarusbank has multiple branches, each may have its own branch-specific code, listed below.

Is this SWIFT code guaranteed to be correct?

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This code is compiled from public SWIFT/BIC registries and cross-checked where possible, but banks occasionally update their codes. Always confirm with Belarusbank directly or check your bank statement before sending a large transfer.

What do the letters in a SWIFT code mean?

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The first 4 characters identify the bank, the next 2 identify the country, the next 2 identify the location/head office, and the final 3 (if present) identify a specific branch. 'XXX' means the primary/head office.

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