A BIC is one of the most common forms of bank code used to identify individual banks.
What are SWIFT codes you may ask and why would you need one?
Both must be correct or payment will be rejected.
The SWIFT code for its primary office is DEUTDEFF:
DEUT identifies Deutsche Bank
DE is the country code for Germany
FF is the code for Frankfurt
Deutsche Bank uses an extended code of 11 digits and has assigned branches or processing areas individual extended codes. €™m supposed to show how to look for the codes but instead explains something in reverse like a person already know the codes but still crazy enough to look for the same thing twice.
The SWIFT Bank Identification Code is an internationally-recognized system of codes for identifying banks (see ISO 9362).
| Country | City | Bank Name | Branch | SWIFT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cameroon | Yaounde | Societe Generale DE Banques AU Cameroun | Societe Generale DE Banques AU Cameroun | SGCMCMC10CY |
| Cameroon | Douala | Societe Generale DE Banques AU Cameroun | Societe Generale DE Banques AU Cameroun | SGCMCMCXXXX |
| Cameroon | Yaounde | Standard Chartered Bank Cameroon S A | Standard Chartered Bank Cameroon S A | SCBLCMCX0CY |
| Cameroon | Douala | Standard Chartered Bank Cameroon S A | Standard Chartered Bank Cameroon S A | SCBLCMCXXXX |
| Cameroon | Akwa Douala | Union Bank of Cameroon LTD UBC LTD | Union Bank of Cameroon LTD UBC LTD | UCMACMCXXXX |
| Cameroon | Douala | United Bank FOR Africa Cameroon PLC | United Bank FOR Africa Cameroon PLC | UNAFCMCXXXX |