branch identifier
An optional 3-character code that is part of the BIC. The branch identifier is used to identify a specific branch or department of an organisation. The 3-character code forms part of the 11-character BIC.
Related linksBusiness Identifier Code (www.swift.com)
Business Identifier Code (BIC)
BIC (Business Identifier Code) is an international standard for routing business transactions and identifying business parties.
Identifiers Directory
Global reference data to support your domestic and international payment needs
Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)
The LEI identifies legal entities in a consistent and accurate global structure, enabling all parties in a transaction to be referenced, clearly and unambiguously.
How to implement the Unique Transaction Identifier
… Home Search How to implement the Unique Transaction Identifier Securities markets are highly diverse. As such, … Securities View Read next What is the Unique Transaction Identifier Why you should implement the Unique Transaction Identifier Unique Transaction Identifier market guidelines …
The Unique Transaction Identifier and its value in securities settlement
What is the UTI and how can it benefit the securities industry? Here’s what you need to know.
Why you should implement the Unique Transaction Identifier now
… Search Why you should implement the Unique Transaction Identifier now Risk mitigation and efficiency Thanks to the … enabler Read next How to implement the Unique Transaction Identifier What is the Unique Transaction Identifier Get ready for T+1 Adopting the UTI enables greater …