Clearing Code , Bank Code / Sort Code, Swift Code of One Swiss Bank SA, Lugano-Piazza Manzoni 8

Swiss Interbank Clearing Code :087785, One Swiss Bank SA, Lugano,  Branch ID:0000, Switzerland
Bank Name One Swiss Bank SA
Bank Short Name One Swiss Bank
Bank Group Raiffeisen Banks and individual institutions
Bank/Financial Institution ID 8778 Copy Bank ID
Bank Code Identifier in IBAN 08778 Copy IBAN Code Identifier
Bank/Financial Institution Branch ID 0000 Copy Branch ID
Main Office of the Bank
Bank/Financial Institution New ID 8246
Note: If the Bank or Financial Institution is merged into another bank, then a new ID is allotted.
Swiss Interbank Clearing Code / Sort Code 087785 Copy CNAPS Code
Swiss Interbank Clearing Status Participation in SIC and in LSV+/BDD as DEB-FI
EURO-Swiss Interbank Clearing Status Participation in euroSIC and in LSV+/BDD as DEB-FI
SWIFT Code / BIC Code
Head Office Institutional ID8778
Bank/Financial Institution ID Type Head Office (headquarters)
Valid Since2019/07/01
Language Support Italian
Branch Address
Address of DomicilePiazza Manzoni 8
Postal address
Postal/Zip code6900
CityLugano
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Phone number091 912 62 22
FAX number091 912 62 60
International dialing code (foreign Banks only)
Country Code (foreign Banks only)
Postal Account Number65-110319-7
An "*" in the first position points out that the listed postal account number is part of a higher-level IID (e.g. main branch)
Websitehttp://www.oneswiss.com/
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What is SIC?

Swiss Interbank Clearing (SIC) system is the real-time and around the clock payment processing in Swiss Francs . SIC is Monitored and steered by the Swiss National Bank (SNB), SIC is the most important payment system in Switzerland, facilitating transactions between banks worldwide. Efficient, secure and quick for both large-value and retail payments, financial institutions process the majority of their interbank liabilities in Swiss francs via SIC on a global scale.

What is euroSIC?

With euroSIC, Switzerland as a non-EU member state has an interface to European financial centers. euroSIC provides an efficient and secure link to the TARGET2 RTGS system of eurozone member countries, as well as to the German and pan-European EMZ and STEP2 bulk payment systems. Thus euroSIC participants have a rapid, cost-efficient and real-time connection to all financial institutions in the EU and EEA. Conversely, euroSIC enables EU and EEA banks to conduct euro transactions with euroSIC participants.






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