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RBOSNL2X – THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND N.V.

RBOSNL2X is the SWIFT / BIC code of THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND N.V. in AMSTERDAM, Netherlands.

✅ Valid SWIFT / BIC format · RBOSNL2X

BankTHE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND N.V.
CityAMSTERDAM
Branch—
Country🇳🇱 Netherlands (NL)
SWIFT / BICRBOSNL2X
8 / 11 character formsRBOSNL2X / RBOSNL2XXXX
OfficePrimary (head) office
Length8 characters

Breakdown

RBOSBank codeNLCountry code2XLocation codeXXXBranch code
Bank codeRBOS first 4 letters: the institution
Country code🇳🇱 NL Netherlands
Location code2X city / head-office code
Branch codeXXX Primary (head) office

Always confirm the exact SWIFT code with your bank or the recipient before sending money.

Other SWIFT codes of THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND N.V.

SWIFT codeCityBranch
RBOSNL2XEQTAMSTERDAMEQUITY OPERATIONS
RBOSNL2RTCMAMSTERDAMGLOBAL BANKING AND MARKETS OPERATIONS
RBOSNL2XTCMAMSTERDAMMARKETS AND INT'L BANKING OPERATIONS
RBOSNL2RGLOAMSTERDAMRBS NV GBM LOAN OPERATIONS
RBOSNL2RAMSTERDAM—
RBOSNLNVAMSTERDAM—

IBAN in Netherlands

Netherlands uses IBAN: 18 characters, starting with the country code NL and 2 check digits, followed by the national bank code and account number.

Example: NL91 ABNA 0417 1643 00 · 4a10n

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All SWIFT codes in Netherlands → SWIFT directory

FAQ

What is the SWIFT code of THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND N.V.?

RBOSNL2X is a SWIFT / BIC code of THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND N.V. in AMSTERDAM, Netherlands. Banks can have several SWIFT codes for different branches; the list on this page shows the other codes on record for the same bank.

What does RBOSNL2X mean?

RBOS is the bank code, NL is the country code (Netherlands), 2X is the location code and XXX is the branch code. The code refers to the bank's primary (head) office.

Can I use RBOSNL2X for an international transfer?

Yes, a SWIFT / BIC code is used to route international wire transfers to the bank. You will also need the recipient's account number or IBAN. Always confirm the exact code with the bank or the recipient before sending money.