TJ

STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK') SWIFT code is

ASSETJ22 XXX

Bank name

STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK')

City

DUSHANBE

Address

RUDAKI AVENUE 105, DUSHANBE, DUSHANBE, 734001

Country

TAJIKISTAN

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When should I use ASSETJ22XXX?

SWIFT codes are used to ensure that your money reaches the right place when sending or receiving money across borders. Use ASSETJ22XXX when you want to send money to STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK') at the above listed address, city, and country. Always confirm that the SWIFT code you're using belongs to the destination bank.

Breaking down ASSETJ22XXX

SWIFT/BIC codes are made up of 8 to 11 letters and numbers to identify a specific bank and branch in the world.

  • Bank Code (ASSE): These 4 letters represent STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK')

  • Country Code (TJ): These 2 letters show the country of the bank is Tajikistan.

  • Location Code (22): These 2 characters indicate the bank’s head office location.

  • Branch Code (XXX): These 3 digits specify a particular branch. BIC codes ending in ‘XXX’, it refers to the bank’s head office.

STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK')

ASSEBank code
TJCountry code
22Location code
XXXBranch code
SWIFT/BIC code for STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK')
SWIFT codeASSETJ22XXX
SWIFT code (8 characters)ASSETJ22
Branch codeXXX
Bank nameSTATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK')
Branch nameSTATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK')
AddressRUDAKI AVENUE 105
CityDUSHANBE
CountryTajikistan

STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 'AMONATBONK' (SUE SB RT 'AMONATBONK') code details

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  • Verify the bank: Double-check that the bank name matches the recipient's bank.

  • Check the branch name: If you're using a branch-specific SWIFT code, make sure this branch matches the recipient's branch.

  • Confirm the country: Banks have locations across the globe. Verify that the SWIFT code corresponds to the destination banks country.

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Frequently asked questions about ASSETJ22XXX

A SWIFT code is a unique identifier used to recognize banks and financial institutions around the world for international money transfers. SWIFT stands for Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication. These codes help ensure that payments are routed to the correct bank and country. A typical SWIFT code is either 8 or 11 characters long and includes information about the bank, country, location, and sometimes a specific branch.

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