Allied Irish Banks (AIB) SWIFT code in Ireland
The SWIFT/BIC code for Allied Irish Banks (AIB) is AIBKIE2DXXX. However, Allied Irish Banks (AIB) may use different SWIFT/BIC codes depending on the service or branch. If you’re unsure which to use, confirm with your recipient or contact Allied Irish Banks (AIB) directly.
AIBKIE2DXXX
Bank name
AIB BANK
SWIFT code
AIBKIE2DXXX
Address
AIB, 10 MOLESWORTH STREET
City
DUBLIN
Country
IRELAND
This is the main SWIFT/BIC code for Allied Irish Banks (AIB) in Ireland
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About AIBKIE2DXXX
The main SWIFT code for Allied Irish Banks (AIB) in Ireland is AIBKIE2DXXX. This code identifies the bank’s main office for international payments in Ireland and is commonly used when a branch-specific code isn’t required or available. If you’re sending money to an account with Allied Irish Banks (AIB) in Ireland, and the recipient hasn’t provided a local branch SWIFT code, using AIBKIE2DXXX is typically a safe and reliable option.
Using AIBKIE2DXXX
You can use Allied Irish Banks (AIB)’s main SWIFT/BIC code AIBKIE2DXXX when:
Sending an international money transfer to Allied Irish Banks (AIB) in Ireland
The recipient hasn’t provided a branch-specific SWIFT/BIC code
Allied Irish Banks (AIB) processes the payment centrally through its primary office
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