BANK OF SHANGHAI SWIFT CODES
Swift codes, sometimes referred to as a BIC code, allow you to make an international wire transfer. Unlike routing numbers 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 BANK OF SHANGHAI, you will need to provide your bank with the appropriate Swift code below.
Important: BIC codes for BANK OF SHANGHAI are used ONLY for International Wire Transfers.
| Swift Code | Country | Bank City | Bank Branch |
|---|---|---|---|
| BOSHCNSHXXX | CHINA | SHANGHAI | (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT) |
| BOSHCNSHNBA | CHINA | NINGBO | (NINGBO BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHNJA | CHINA | NANJING | (NANJING BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHSUA | CHINA | SUZHOU | (SUZHOU BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHSZA | CHINA | SHENZHEN | (SHENZHEN BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHTJA | CHINA | TIANJIN | (TIANJIN BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHBJA | CHINA | BEIJING | (BEIJING BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHCDA | CHINA | CHENGDU | (CHENG DU BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHFTU | CHINA | SHANGHAI | (FREE TRADE ACCOUNTING UNIT) |
| BOSHCNSHFTZ | CHINA | SHANGHAI | (PILOT FREE TRADE ZONE BRANCH) |
| BOSHCNSHHZA | CHINA | HANGZHOU | (HANGZHOU BRANCH) |