DEUTDEFFSWIFT / BIC codes

SWIFT/BIC DEUTDEFF — Deutsche Bank AG, Frankfurt

Bank identifier code for Deutsche Bank head office, used for international transfers to Germany.

Format

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Issuing authority

Assigned under ISO 9362 and published by SWIFT S.C.R.L., the cooperative that operates the network.

Sector

Banking — international payments, correspondent banking, SEPA and cross-border wires.

Region

Germany (ISO 3166-1: DE); head office registered in Frankfurt am Main.

Where it is used

Addressing an inbound international wire transfer to a Deutsche Bank account in Germany.
Filling the “BIC / SWIFT” field of an online banking or payment-gateway form.
Routing correspondent payments and confirming the receiving institution before settlement.

DEUTDEFF

BIC: DEUTDEFF
Bank: DEUT  (Deutsche Bank AG)
Country: DE  (Germany)
Location: FF (Frankfurt am Main)
Branch: XXX (head office)

Frequently asked questions

Is DEUTDEFF the same for every branch?: DEUTDEFF is the head-office BIC; local branches use their own 8- or 11-character codes in the last three positions.
Why is my transfer asking for 11 characters?: The optional branch suffix (XXX for head office) makes it 11 characters — DEUTDEFFXXX is accepted wherever DEUTDEFF is.

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