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HFBACNSDXXX is the SWIFT code of EVERGROWING BANK, head office in China

Give this code to anyone who pays you from abroad into a EVERGROWING BANK account. It tells their bank where in the world to send the money.

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HFBA
Characters 1–4

Bank code

Four letters that name the institution: EVERGROWING BANK.

CN
Characters 5–6

Country code

The two-letter ISO code of the country the bank is in: China.

SD
Characters 7–8

Location code

Two characters the registry gives to the place of the head office inside China.

XXX
Characters 9–11 · optional

Branch code

XXX means the head office. Leave it out and the 8-character HFBACNSD works the same.

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SWIFT / BIC code
HFBACNSDXXX
8-character form
HFBACNSD
Bank
EVERGROWING BANK
Registered address
8 LUOYUAN STREET JINAN CHINA
Operational address
8 LUOYUAN STREET JINAN JINAN CHINA
Country
China
CN
Branch
Head office
XXX

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SWIFT finds the bank. IBAN finds the account.

An international transfer needs both, and they are easy to mix up.

SWIFT / BIC

HFBACNSDXXX

8 or 11 characters. The same for every customer of the bank. It routes a payment between banks across borders.

IBAN

DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00

Up to 34 characters: the country, two check digits and the account in the national format. It is yours alone. Some countries use a plain account number instead.

More SWIFT codes in China

All 617 in China

Codes are given for reference. Before sending money, confirm the details with the receiving bank or the account holder.

Asked
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What is the SWIFT code of EVERGROWING BANK?

HFBACNSD, or HFBACNSDXXX in its 11-character form. Both point to the head office of the bank in China and can be used for any EVERGROWING BANK account.

Is a SWIFT code the same as a BIC?

Yes. BIC, Business Identifier Code, is the official name of the standard; SWIFT code is what most banks and people call it.

Should I use 8 or 11 characters?

Either. The last three characters name a branch, and XXX stands for the head office. If a form insists on 11 characters, add XXX.

Do I need an IBAN as well?

Usually. The SWIFT code identifies the bank; the account inside it is identified by an IBAN or, where the country does not use IBANs, by an account number.

How long does an international transfer take?

Usually one to five working days, depending on the currencies and on how many banks the payment passes through on the way.

Is it safe to share a SWIFT code?

Yes. It is public information about the bank, not about you, and nobody can take money from an account with it.

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