For smooth international money transfers to and from Anguilla, you need the correct SWIFT code of the receiving bank. SWIFT codes uniquely identify banks and their branches, ensuring payments reach the right destination. Below is the complete list of Anguilla SWIFT codes currently in use.
What is a SWIFT Code?
A SWIFT code (also called BIC – Bank Identifier Code) is a global bank identification format used to route cross-border transactions.
- Format:
- First 4 → Bank code (letters)
- Next 2 → Country code (letters)
- Next 2 → Location code (letters/digits)
- Last 3 → Branch code (optional; ‘XXX’ = main office)
Example: ANGUAIAI is the SWIFT code for the National Commercial Bank of Anguilla.
Full List of Anguilla SWIFT Codes
| ID | Bank / Institution | City | Branch | SWIFT Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | National Commercial Bank of Anguilla Ltd | The Valley | – | ANGUAIAI |
| 2 | Republic Bank (Anguilla) Limited | The Valley | – | RBNKAIAI |
| 3 | Republic Bank (Anguilla) Limited | The Valley | Settlements | RBNKAIAIAIA |
Why SWIFT Codes Are Important in Anguilla
Anguilla’s banking system, though small, is linked to the global financial network through Republic Bank Anguilla and the National Commercial Bank of Anguilla. Using the right SWIFT code is essential for:
- Sending and receiving remittances
- International trade payments
- Settling invoices or tuition abroad
- Business and personal transfers
Correct codes ensure security, reduce delays, and prevent costly errors.
Final Word
This complete list of Anguilla SWIFT codes provides all the details you need for safe and efficient international transfers. Always confirm the SWIFT code with your bank before making a transfer.
