Send money internationally with confidence using the QNTOFRPBXXX SWIFT/BIC code for Olinda located in AVARIN PARIS 75009 E, France.
Bank Name
Olinda
Branch Address
AVARIN PARIS 75009 E
Branch Code
XXX
City
AVARIN PARIS 75009 E
Country
France
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How to read
QNTOFRPBXXX
BANK CODE
4 letters · Shortened form of the bank's name
COUNTRY CODE
2 letters · ISO country code showing where the bank is registered
LOCATION CODE
2 characters · Letters or numbers indicating the bank's head office city
BRANCH CODE
3 characters · Specific branch. XXX always means the head office
When to use
QNTOFRPBXXX
SWIFT codes aren't needed for domestic transfers they're specifically for routing money across international banking networks. Here's when you'll be asked for one.
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If someone is sending money to your bank account from another country, they may ask for your bank's SWIFT/BIC code.
SEPA Payments
For transfers within the Eurozone, you'll often need a SWIFT/BIC code along with an IBAN to route payments accurately.
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Frequently asked
questions
Yes. QNTOFRPBXXX is a valid SWIFT/BIC code for Olinda in Avarin Paris 75009 E, France. You can use it for international wire transfers to this bank.
The branch code XXX in QNTOFRPBXXX indicates the bank's primary or head office location.
Yes. QNTOFRPB is the 8-character version of the same code. QNTOFRPBXXX adds a 3-character branch suffix (XXX) to identify the branch.
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