BIC / SWIFT-Code: CLYDGB2SXXX
Clydesdale Bank PLC including where it trades as Yorkshire Bank - GLASGOW, United Kingdom
Clydesdale Bank PLC including where it trades as Yorkshire Bank
Bank Name
Clydesdale Bank PLC including where it trades as Yorkshire Bank
Address
40 St Vincent Place
GLASGOW
United Kingdom (GB)
BIC / SWIFT-Code
CLYDGB2SXXX
BIC / SWIFT-Code (8 characters)
CLYDGB2S
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What is a BIC / SWIFT-Code?
A SWIFT code (also called BIC code) is a standardized format for identifying banks and financial institutions worldwide. It is used for international transfers and consists of 8-11 characters.
BIC Code Components
Bank Identifier (4 characters)
4 letters represent the bank and usually look like an abbreviation of the bank name.
Country Code (2 characters)
2 letters represent the country where the bank is located.
Location Code (2 characters)
2 characters (letters or numbers) describe where the bank headquarters is located.
Branch Code (3 characters)
3 digits specify the bank branch. "XXX" stands for the bank headquarters.
BIC Breakdown: CLYDGB2SXXX
CLYD GB 2S XXX
Bank Identifier
4 letters represent the bank and usually look like an abbreviation of the bank name.
Country Code
2 letters represent the country where the bank is located.
Location Code
2 characters (letters or numbers) describe where the bank headquarters is located.
Branch Code
3 digits specify the bank branch. "XXX" stands for the bank headquarters.
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