All SWIFT codes in France

SWIFT / BIC

SWIFT/BIC code of 360 am

AMDEFRP1 · France

BIC, 8 charactersAMDEFRP1XXX
BIC, 8 characters
AMDEFRP1
BIC, 11 characters
AMDEFRP1XXX
Country
France
Address
76 Avenue Marceau Paris 75008 France

Source: ISO 9362 BIC registry, head-office codes only, no branch codes. Check the code with the bank before sending a large transfer.

How to use AMDEFRP1 for a transfer

Give the sender two things: the BIC AMDEFRP1 (or AMDEFRP1XXX if the form asks for 11 characters) and your account number at 360 am. In France the account number is the IBAN, 27 characters starting with FR. Check both on your bank statement before sending a large amount: a wrong code delays the transfer or sends it back with fees.

The BIC (Business Identifier Code), commonly called SWIFT code, identifies a bank or institution in international payments. It has 8 or 11 characters: 4 letters for the institution, 2 for the country, 2 for the location, and an optional 3 for the branch. XXX, or no branch code at all, means the head office.

Questions

What is the SWIFT code of 360 am?

The SWIFT/BIC code of 360 am is AMDEFRP1. In the 11-character form it is AMDEFRP1XXX, where XXX stands for the head office.

Is AMDEFRP1 a SWIFT code or a BIC?

Both: BIC is the ISO 9362 name of the code, SWIFT the network that assigns it. AMDEFRP1 is the same code under either name.

Do I also need the IBAN to receive money at 360 am?

France uses the IBAN: the account number to give with the BIC is the IBAN, 27 characters long and starting with FR. See the IBAN format of France.

Can I receive international transfers with iSwiss Pay?

Yes. The iSwiss Pay euro, US dollar and pound accounts each come with their own coordinates, including the BIC where applicable, and receive SWIFT and local transfers.

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