The SWIFT code is a unique electronic address identifying each bank or financial institution worldwide and is used in banking transactions foreign exchange transactions. 😉

All internationally active banks are members of the SWIFT network. 

Our SWIFT / BIC code is "BTRLRO22".

These e-mail addresses are formed according to the following rules:

➤⠀the first 4 characters indicate the name of the bank;

➤⠀the 2 digits represent the international country code; 

➤⠀while the last 2 show you the city code, just like this:

Without SWIFT codes, the money transfer process for individuals and businesses would be very slow, inefficient and even risky. 😥

❗⠀If you want to know your bank's SWIFT code, it's good to know that:

➤⠀this can be found on your bank statement;

➤⠀but you can also easily find it online. 😃