Glossary term
Swift Code
A SWIFT code is a unique identification code used to identify banks and financial institutions globally during international transactions. It ensures that funds are routed correctly to the intended bank. Also known as a Bank Identifier Code (BIC), it is essential for processing cross-border payments securely and accurately, especially in wire transfers and international remittance services.
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