Swift Code For Siam Commercial Bank

Post by **Stantheman** » October 19, 2012, 9:40 pm

bamakmak wrote:
jim beam wrote:Thailand and America use the SWIFT code system
Not correct. Actually, the USA uses routing transfer numbers (RTN) for it's banking system, not the SWIFT code system. A RTN is nine digits long. For banks, the first two digits of their respective RTN will be 01 - 12, representing whatever of the twelve federal reserve districts they are located. For thrift instituions, the first two digits range from 21 -32.

Man, I sound like a nerd!

While banks in the U.S. use RTN numbers they also have Swift codes, for example Bank of America swift code is BOFAUS3N for U.S. currancy and they have a seperate code for other country money transfers.

Post by **Tafia** » October 19, 2012, 10:02 pm

jackspratt wrote:
Tafia wrote:
jim beam wrote:Thailand and America use the SWIFT code system… All of Europe that includes the Channel isles use IBAN numbers.
Only if transferring within Europe. If transferring from the UK or Europe to Thailand you need SWIFT
Are you sure?

I did a transfer from Oz to Switzerland a couple of years ago, and the IBAN is the code that was required.

I believe as Switzerland is surrounded by European countries and where the Euro is widely used I guess it has the same Banking codes. The point I was making was if sending from Europe to Thailand despite many banking forms requesting an Iban number it isn't required and transfers must be by Swift

Post by **wiking** » October 19, 2012, 11:01 pm

Swift Codes or BIC Codes for all the Banks in the world. You can find it here!

http://www.theswiftcodes.com/

Post by **mazaru** » July 24, 2016, 11:11 pm

off course, the USA uses RTN for fund transfer, but online money transfer from USA to India uses Swift code, i think the user was asking it in this context, if it is the case you can find the right Swift code here for all other ifsc codes, NEFT, RTGS codes, Micr codes go here.

Post by **arjay** » August 7, 2016, 4:41 am

SICOTHBK regardless of which branch the account is held at.

Post by **Jhonny** » April 20, 2019, 1:14 am

You can find swift codes here including Siam bank's.