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SWIFT CODE LAND BANK OF TAIWAN - TAIWAN

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Swift code - Easy transactions to LAND BANK OF TAIWAN, Taiwan

The SWIFT code of LAND BANK OF TAIWAN is also used to transfer funds from online banks to a LAND BANK OF TAIWAN bank. The swift code of LAND BANK OF TAIWAN provides identifiable proof number for these banks. So everyone can send cash from Taiwan other countries to this bank.

LAND BANK OF TAIWAN, Taiwan Swift code 28 City

# Swift Code Bank/Institution Name Bank Branch City
1 LBOTTWTP026 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (YUANLIN BRANCH) CHANGHUA
2 LBOTTWTP066 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (MINXIONG BRANCH) CHIAYI
3 LBOTTWTP029 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHIAYI BRANCH) CHIAYI
4 LBOTTWTP047 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHANGHUA BRANCH) CHUNGHUA
5 LBOTTWTP014 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHUNGLI BRANCH) CHUNGLI
6 LBOTTWTP156 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (ITRI BRANCH) CHUTUNG TOWN
7 LBOTTWTP051 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (FENGSHAN BRANCH) FENGSHAN
8 LBOTTWTP017 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHUTUNG BRANCH) HSINCHU
9 LBOTTWTP108 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHU PEI BRANCH) HSINCHU
10 LBOTTWTP103 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (TUNG HSINCHU BRANCH) HSINCHU
11 LBOTTWTP052 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (HU KOU BRANCH) HSINCHU
12 LBOTTWTP118 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (HSINGONG BRANCH) HSINCHU
13 LBOTTWTP016 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (HSINCHU BRANCH) HSINCHU
14 LBOTTWTP111 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (NANHSINCHUANG BRANCH) HSINCHUANG
15 LBOTTWTP061 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (HSINTIEN BRANCH) HSINTIEN
16 LBOTTWTP124 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (PEICHUNGLI BRANCH) JHONGLI
17 LBOTTWTP034 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (KANGSHAN BRANCH) KANG SHAN
18 LBOTTWTP070 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (LUZHU BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
19 LBOTTWTP078 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (LING YA BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
20 LBOTTWTP033 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (KAOHSIUNG BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
21 LBOTTWTP054 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (HSINHSING BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
22 LBOTTWTP038 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CINGNIAN BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
23 LBOTTWTP117 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (XIAOGANG BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
24 LBOTTWTP048 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHUNG SHAN BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
25 LBOTTWTP065 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (SHANMING BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
26 LBOTTWTP059 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHUNG CHENG BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
27 LBOTTWTP069 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHIEN-CHENG BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
28 LBOTTWTP105 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (POAI BRANCH) KAOHSIUNG
29 LBOTTWTP002 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (KEELUNG BRANCH) KEELUNG
30 LBOTTWTP039 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (KIN MEN BRANCH) KIN-MEN
31 LBOTTWTP076 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (LUCHOU BRANCH) LUJHOU
32 LBOTTWTP020 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (MIAOLI BRANCH) MIAO LI
33 LBOTTWTP025 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (NAN TOU BRANCH) NANTOU
34 LBOTTWTP082 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (TSAO TUN BRANCH) NANTOU
35 LBOTTWTP049 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (YUNGHO BRANCH) NEW TAIPEI
36 LBOTTWTP095 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (TUNGPACHIAO BRANCH) NEW TAIPEI
37 LBOTTWTP134 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (TAISHAN BRANCH) NEW TAIPEI
38 LBOTTWTP087 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (SHUANGHO BRANCH) NEW TAIPEI
39 LBOTTWTP098 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (SHU LIN BRANCH) NEW TAIPEI
40 LBOTTWTP086 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (HSINCHUANG BRANCH) NEW TAIPEI
41 LBOTTWTP163 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (BAOZHONG BRANCH) NEW TAIPEI CITY
42 LBOTTWTP081 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (TANSHUI) NEW TAIPEI CITY
43 LBOTTWTP050 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (PANCHIAO BRANCH) PANCHIAO
44 LBOTTWTP036 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (PINGTUNG BRANCH) PINGTUNG
45 LBOTTWTP100 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (HSISANCHUNG BRANCH) SAN CHORNG
46 LBOTTWTP157 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (BEISANCHONG BRANCH) SAN CHORNG
47 LBOTTWTP072 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (TAIPING BRANCH) TAICHUNG
48 LBOTTWTP022 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (FENGYUAN BRANCH) TAICHUNG
49 LBOTTWTP024 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (TAICHUNG BRANCH) TAICHUNG
50 LBOTTWTP094 LAND BANK OF TAIWAN (CHUNG KANG BRANCH) TAICHUNG

What is Swift Codes - Meaning?

Swift code means "Society for Interbank Financial Telecom in the World". These codes standardized as BIC, which means for "Business Identification Codes". Normally, the purpose of using swift codes is to recognize the banks and their branches in global cash movements.

It guarantees us that the cash transaction is done with appropriate sender or receiver bank. Banks use these swift codes for international bank money, bill, funds transfers. Swift code might be 8 or 11 characters long, the 11-digit code is the approach for a special branch code, and the suffix 'XXX' in an 8-digit code is the approach for the bank's main office.


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