ALFA-BANK SWIFT CODES
Swift codes, which are also known as BIC codes, allow you to make an international wire transfer. While routing numbers in the USA are used for domestic wire transfers, a Swift code is used for making or receiving an international wire transfer. If you want to send or receive money internationally to a bank account held with ALFA-BANK, your bank will ask for the Swift code(s) listed below..
Important: Swift codes or BICs of ALFA-BANK are used ONLY for International Wire Transfers.
| Swift Code | Country | Bank City | Bank Branch |
|---|---|---|---|
| ALFARUM1002 | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | ST. PETERSBURG | (ST. PETERSBURG BRANCH) |
| ALFARUM1006 | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | EKATERINBURG | (EKATERINBURG BRANCH) |
| ALFARUM1015 | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | NOVOSIBIRSK | (NOVOSIBIRSK BRANCH) |
| ALFARUM1018 | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | ROSTOV-ON-DON | (ROSTOV BRANCH) |
| ALFARUM1020 | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | KHABAROVSK | (KHABAROVSK BRANCH) |
| ALFARUM1037 | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | STAVROPOL | - |
| ALFARUMMXXX | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | MOSCOW | - |
| ALFARUM1001 | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | NIZHNIY NOVGOROD | (NIZHNIY NOVGOROD BRANCH) |
| ALFABY2XXXX | BELARUS | MINSK | - |