Bank Codes & Finance Tools — Find Any Bank Code Worldwide
Free tools to find any bank code: SWIFT/BIC, IBAN, US routing number, India IFSC, Germany BLZ, Australia BSB, UK sort code, plus a live currency converter.
Find any bank code in the world — free tools for international and domestic bank codes, plus currency conversion. International transfers use a SWIFT/BIC (and IBAN or account number); domestic transfers use each country's own code.
International & account codes
IBAN validator & calculatorCheck, decode or generate an IBAN (MOD-97) — 80 countries.Currency converterConvert between 160+ currencies with live, daily exchange rates. Domestic bank codes by country
US routing numberABA routing number for ACH, wires & direct deposit.
India IFSC codeIFSC + MICR codes for NEFT, RTGS, IMPS & UPI.
Germany Bankleitzahl (BLZ)German bank code + BIC, from the Bundesbank list.
Australia BSB numberBank-State-Branch codes for Australian transfers.
Bangladesh routing numberBank branch routing numbers for BEFTN/RTGS.
Canada routing numberInstitution + transit number decoder.
UK sort codeFind the bank from a UK sort code. About bank codes
Every country has its own way of identifying a bank or branch for payments. These free tools cover the international standard (SWIFT/BIC, used everywhere) and the major domestic systems — US routing numbers, India IFSC, UK sort codes, Australia BSB, Germany BLZ, and more — plus IBAN validation and a live currency converter. Data comes from official or open sources; always confirm the exact code with your bank before a transfer.
Frequently asked questions
Which bank code do I need?
For an international transfer you usually need the recipient's SWIFT/BIC code (and their IBAN or account number). For a domestic transfer, use that country's code — routing number (US), IFSC (India), sort code (UK), BSB (Australia), BLZ (Germany), or routing number (Bangladesh/Canada).
What is the difference between SWIFT, IBAN and a routing number?
SWIFT/BIC identifies the bank internationally; IBAN identifies the specific account (Europe and beyond); a routing/sort/BSB/IFSC code identifies the bank or branch within one country.
Are these tools free?
Yes — every tool here is free, needs no sign-up, and runs from official or open bank-code data. Always confirm the exact code with your bank before sending money.