Banco Bradesco Sa (formerly Kirton Bank S.a. - Banco Multiplo)SWIFT Code
Banco Bradesco Sa (formerly Kirton Bank S.a. - Banco Multiplo) in Brazil, Belem.
BCBBBRPRBLM
All Codes for Banco Bradesco Sa (formerly Kirton Bank S.a. - Banco Multiplo)
23 codes on record for this bank in Brazil.
| SWIFT Code | City | Branch |
|---|---|---|
| BCBBBRPRBLM | Belem | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRBHE | Belo Horizonte | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRBNU | Blumenau | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRCAS | Campinas | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRCTA | Curitiba | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRFLA | Fortaleza | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRJVE | Joinville | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRMNS | Manaus | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRPNG | Paranagua | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRPAE | Porto Alegre | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRRCE | Recife | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRRJO | Rio De Janeiro | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRSDR | Salvador | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRSTS | Santos | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRSPO | Sao Paulo | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRCOR | Sao Paulo | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRNET | Sao Paulo | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRVTA | Vitoria | Head Office |
| BCBBBRPRTSY | Curitiba | (TREASURY OPERATIONS) |
| BCBBBRPR | Curitiba | (HEAD OFFICE) |
| BCBBBRPRFDS | Curitiba | (HSS FUNDS) |
| BCBBBRPRCGB | Sao Paulo | (GLOBAL CUSTODY) |
| BCBBBRPROFS | Sao Paulo | (OFFSHORE FUNDS) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SWIFT code for Banco Bradesco Sa (formerly Kirton Bank S.a. - Banco Multiplo)?
The primary SWIFT/BIC code for Banco Bradesco Sa (formerly Kirton Bank S.a. - Banco Multiplo) in Brazil is BCBBBRPRBLM. If Banco Bradesco Sa (formerly Kirton Bank S.a. - Banco Multiplo) has multiple branches, each may have its own branch-specific code, listed below.
Is this SWIFT code guaranteed to be correct?
This code is compiled from public SWIFT/BIC registries and cross-checked where possible, but banks occasionally update their codes. Always confirm with Banco Bradesco Sa (formerly Kirton Bank S.a. - Banco Multiplo) directly or check your bank statement before sending a large transfer.
What do the letters in a SWIFT code mean?
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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