The SWIFT Bank Identification Code is an internationally-recognized system of codes for identifying banks (see ISO 9362). For example, DEUTDEFF500 would direct the payment to an office of Deutsche Bank in Bad Homburg.
Overhaul of key subject sections to meet users' needs
Certain subject areas within the BIC scheme have come in for particular criticism, as being outmoded or generally unsuitable for the users' needs. Both must be correct or payment will be rejected.
SWIFT and BIC codes, they have all the records on all international banks.
| Country | City | Bank Name | Branch | SWIFT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Arab Emirates | Sharjah | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBAEADSHJ |
| United Arab Emirates | Dubai | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBAEADXXX |
| United Arab Emirates | RAS AL Khaimah | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBAEADRAK |
| United Arab Emirates | AL AIN | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBAEADALN |
| United Arab Emirates | Dubai | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBAEADDUB |
| South Africa | Johannesburg | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBZAJJJNB |
| South Africa | Durban | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBZAJJXXX |
| Mauritius | Port Louis | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBMUMUOBU |
| Mauritius | Port Louis | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBMUMUXXX |
| Seychelles | Victoria | Bank of Baroda | Bank of Baroda | BARBSCSCXXX |