Guernsey SWIFT Codes
GG · 40 SWIFT codes · 29 banks · 1 cities
Main cities
Banks in Guernsey 29 total
SEI INVESTMENTS-GUERNSEY LIMITEDSEIQ · 10 codes · 1 citiesPRAXISIFM TRUST LIMITEDPXIS · 2 codes · 1 citiesRBSI TRADING AS NATWEST INTERNATIONAL (GUERNSEY)RBOS · 2 codes · 1 citiesIQ EQ FUND SERVICES (GUERNSEY) LIMITEDAFAL · 1 codes · 1 citiesAPAX PARTNERS GUERNSEY LIMITEDAPAX · 1 codes · 1 citiesALTERNATIVE RISK MANAGEMENT LIMITEDARMK · 1 codes · 1 citiesBANK JULIUS BAER AND CO LTD (GUERNSEY BRANCH)BAER · 1 codes · 1 citiesNORTHERN TRUST (GUERNSEY) LIMITEDBBCO · 1 codes · 1 citiesHSBC PRIVATE BANK (SUISSE) SA, GUERNSEY BRANCHBLIC · 1 codes · 1 citiesBUTTERFIELD BANK (GUERNSEY) LIMITEDBNTB · 1 codes · 1 citiesCANACCORD GENUITY WEALTH (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITEDCGWI · 1 codes · 1 citiesCONFIANCE LIMITEDCNFA · 1 codes · 1 citiesCREDIT SUISSE AG, GUERNSEY BRANCHCRES · 1 codes · 1 citiesCREDIT SUISSE DEPOSIT CENTRECSDC · 1 codes · 1 citiesEFG BANK AG, GUERNSEY BRANCHEFGB · 1 codes · 1 citiesLEONTEQ SECURITIES AG, GUERNSEY BRANCHEFGF · 1 codes · 1 citiesFNB CHANNEL ISLANDSFIRN · 1 codes · 1 citiesINVESTEC BANK (CHANNEL ISLANDS) LIMITEDGMGU · 1 codes · 1 citiesSG KLEINWORT HAMBROS BANK LIMITED - GUERNSEY BRANCHHAMB · 1 codes · 1 citiesAPEX FUND AND CORPORATE SERVICES (GUERNSEY) LIMITEDIPES · 1 codes · 1 citiesNERINE TRUST COMPANY LIMITEDNETM · 1 codes · 1 citiesNOMURA REINSURANCE 1 IC LIMITEDNREI · 1 codes · 1 citiesOAK TRUST (GUERNSEY) LIMITEDOAKT · 1 codes · 1 citiesPRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS (MIDDLE EAST GROUP) LIMITEDPRDG · 1 codes · 1 citiesRAVENSCROFT (CI) LIMITEDRAVE · 1 codes · 1 citiesROTHSCHILD AND CO BANK INTERNATIONAL LIMITED (WEALTH MANAGEMENT)ROSW · 1 codes · 1 citiesROYAL BANK OF CANADA (CHANNEL ISLANDS) LIMITED, GUERNSEY BRANCHROYC · 1 codes · 1 citiesBANK J. SAFRA SARASIN LTD, GUERNSEY BRANCHSARA · 1 codes · 1 citiesSCHRODERS (C.I.) LIMITEDSCHD · 1 codes · 1 cities
Using SWIFT codes in Guernsey
SWIFT/BIC codes for Guernsey contain the country code GG in positions 5-6. The first four characters identify the bank, and the final three characters may identify a specific branch.
Use the exact branch code when the receiving bank requires it, or the 8-character head office code when a default code is accepted. Always confirm the final details with the beneficiary bank.