Swift codes for Banks in Liechtenstein

SWIFT Codes for Liechtenstein

List of Swift codes for different banks in Liechtenstein

Bank/Institution	City	Branch Name	SWIFT Code
BANK FRICK AND CO AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT	BALZERS	N/A	BFRILI22XXX
BANQUE PASCHE (LIECHTENSTEIN) SA	VADUZ	N/A	SFBALI22XXX
CENTRUM BANK AG	VADUZ	N/A	CBKVLI2XXXX
EFG BANK VON ERNST AG	VADUZ	N/A	EFGBLI22XXX
HYPO ALPE-ADRIA-BANK (LIECHTENSTEIN) AG	SCHAAN	N/A	HAABLI22XXX
KAISER RITTER PARTNER PRIVATBANK AG	VADUZ	N/A	SERBLI22XXX
LGT BANK IN LIECHTENSTEIN AG	VADUZ	N/A	BLFLLI2XXXX
LIECHTENSTEINISCHE LANDESBANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT	VADUZ	N/A	LILALI2XXXX
NEUE BANK AG	VADUZ	N/A	NBANLI22XXX
RAIFFEISEN BANK (LIECHTENSTEIN) AG	VADUZ	N/A	RAIBLI22XXX
VALARTIS BANK (LIECHTENSTEIN) AG	GAMPRIN-BENDERN	N/A	HYIBLI22XXX
VERWALTUNGS- UND PRIVAT-BANK AG	TRIESEN	N/A	VPBVLI2XLIC
VERWALTUNGS- UND PRIVAT-BANK AG	VADUZ	N/A	VPBVLI2XXXX
VOLKSBANK AG	SCHAAN	N/A	VOAGLI22XXX

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SWIFT Code FAQ

Find answers to common questions about SWIFT codes and how they can assist you with international transactions.

What is a SWIFT code?

A SWIFT code is an international standard for identifying banks and financial institutions globally. It is used for secure and efficient cross-border transactions.

How can I find a SWIFT code?

You can find a SWIFT code by contacting your bank, checking your bank statement, or using online SWIFT code directories and search tools like our platform TheSwiftCodeAPI.

Is a SWIFT code the same as an IBAN?

No, they are different. An IBAN is used to identify individual bank accounts, while a SWIFT code identifies the bank itself. They are often used together for international transactions.

What if the SWIFT code I have is incorrect?

If you have an incorrect SWIFT code, your transaction may fail or be delayed. Verify the SWIFT code with your bank to ensure accuracy.

Is a SWIFT code the same as an IBAN?

No, they are different. An IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is used to identify individual bank accounts, while a SWIFT code identifies the bank itself. They are often used together for international transactions.

Can I use SWIFT codes to identify banks for online banking?

SWIFT codes are used for international transactions, but for online banking within the same country, you usually use local routing numbers or account numbers.

What is the difference between a SWIFT code and a BIC?

SWIFT codes and BICs (Bank Identifier Codes) are essentially the same. The BIC is the standard term used by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), while SWIFT is the organization that issues these codes.