Hsbc UK Bank PLC — SWIFT / BIC Code HBUKGB4104V
The SWIFT / BIC code HBUKGB4104V belongs to Hsbc UK Bank PLC in United Kingdom (branch 04V). Verified from the official ISO 9362 registry.
Hsbc UK Bank PLCHBUKGB4104V
✓ Active BIC in the ISO 9362 registry
| Bank | Hsbc UK Bank PLC |
| Bank code | HBUK — institution (4 letters) |
| Country | United Kingdom (GB) |
| Location | 41 — passive participant (not SWIFT-connected) |
| Branch | 04V — Branch 04V — High Road Branch |
| Branch address | 126 High Road Ilford Ilford, IG11DA, United Kingdom |
| Head office | 1 Centenary Square Birmingham, B1 1HQ 8, United Kingdom |
| Type | Financial institution |
| In registry since | 9 Oct 2017 |
| Last updated | 9 Jul 2018 |
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Other BIC codes for Hsbc UK Bank PLC
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About SWIFT code HBUKGB4104V
The SWIFT/BIC code HBUKGB4104V belongs to Hsbc UK Bank PLC in United Kingdom (branch 04V), registered at 1 Centenary Square Birmingham, B1 1HQ 8, United Kingdom. It is an active code in the official ISO 9362 BIC registry. For wire transfers, confirm the exact code with the recipient or your bank.
FAQ
Which bank does HBUKGB4104V belong to?
HBUKGB4104V belongs to Hsbc UK Bank PLC in United Kingdom.
What country is HBUKGB4104V in?
HBUKGB4104V is registered in United Kingdom (characters 5–6, "GB", are the ISO country code).
Is HBUKGB4104V a head office or branch code?
HBUKGB4104V is branch code "04V".