BNYMDEF1XXX — The Bank of New York Mellon NL Frankfurt
BNYMDEF1XXX is the SWIFT/BIC code for The Bank of New York Mellon NL Frankfurt in Germany — an 11-character branch code under ISO 9362.
BNYMDEF1XXX is the SWIFT/BIC code for The Bank of New York Mellon NL Frankfurt in Germany. It is an 11-character branch identifier under the ISO 9362 standard.
BIC breakdown (ISO 9362)
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Institution | The Bank of New York Mellon NL Frankfurt |
| Country | Germany (DE) |
| Location Code | F1 |
| Branch | None |
| Type | 11-character branch code (BIC11) |
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Frequently asked questions
What bank does the SWIFT code BNYMDEF1XXX belong to?
The SWIFT code BNYMDEF1XXX identifies The Bank of New York Mellon NL Frankfurt in Germany. This branch code is used for cross-border payments and SWIFT network routing.
What do the parts of the SWIFT code BNYMDEF1XXX mean?
The 8 or 11 characters of BNYMDEF1XXX are parsed as follows: characters 1-4 (BNYM) represent the bank code for The Bank of New York Mellon NL Frankfurt; characters 5-6 (DE) indicate the country code for Germany; characters 7-8 (F1) specify the location code; and the final characters (XXX) designate the specific branch.
Is the BIC code BNYMDEF1XXX active on the SWIFT network?
Yes, the Business Identifier Code (BIC) BNYMDEF1XXX is registered under ISO 9362 and is active for routing interbank messages. Location characters 'F1' designate it as a primary active participant.
Can I use the head office code BNYMDEF1 instead of BNYMDEF1XXX?
Yes. The 8-character code BNYMDEF1 represents the primary headquarters of The Bank of New York Mellon NL Frankfurt. The 11-character code BNYMDEF1XXX targets the specific branch directly. If the branch code is unknown, sending payments to BNYMDEF1 (or BNYMDEF1XXX) will route them to the main head office.
What routing networks operate with the BNYMDEF1XXX code in Germany?
The SWIFT code BNYMDEF1XXX is used for international inbound wire transfers in Germany. It operates alongside the SEPA network, requiring the BIC to be paired with a 22-character IBAN.
Sources & References
- 🌐 ISO 9362: The official standard defining the Business Identifier Code (BIC) format guidelines.
- 🏢 SWIFT Registration Authority: The organization designated by ISO to register and publish BICs (swift.com).
- 🏦 Deutsche Bundesbank: Official German central bank directory release for routing and clearings.