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SBOSSGSXTAD – STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, SINGAPORE BRANCH

SBOSSGSXTAD is the SWIFT / BIC code of STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, SINGAPORE BRANCH in SINGAPORE, Singapore.

✅ Valid SWIFT / BIC format · SBOSSGSXTAD

BankSTATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, SINGAPORE BRANCH
CitySINGAPORE
BranchTRANSFER AGENCY SINGAPORE
Country🇸🇬 Singapore (SG)
SWIFT / BICSBOSSGSXTAD
8 / 11 character formsSBOSSGSX / SBOSSGSXTAD
OfficeBranch
Length11 characters

Breakdown

SBOSBank codeSGCountry codeSXLocation codeTADBranch code
Bank codeSBOS first 4 letters: the institution
Country code🇸🇬 SG Singapore
Location codeSX city / head-office code
Branch codeTAD Branch

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

Other SWIFT codes of STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, SINGAPORE BRANCH

SWIFT codeCityBranch
SBOSSGSXAGESINGAPOREINVESTMENT OPERATIONS DIVISION
SBOSSGSXAGCSINGAPOREINVESTMENT SERVICES DIVISION
SBOSSGSXAGDSINGAPOREINVESTMENT SERVICES DIVISION
SBOSSGSXSINGAPORE—

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FAQ

What is the SWIFT code of STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, SINGAPORE BRANCH?

SBOSSGSXTAD is a SWIFT / BIC code of STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, SINGAPORE BRANCH in SINGAPORE, Singapore. 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 SBOSSGSXTAD mean?

SBOS is the bank code, SG is the country code (Singapore), SX is the location code and TAD is the branch code. The code refers to a specific branch.

Can I use SBOSSGSXTAD 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.