The Bank of Nova Scotia's SWIFT/BIC code
Found 5 SWIFT codes for The Bank of Nova Scotia
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| Bank Branch Name | SWIFT Code | Address | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| PRECIOUS METALS DIVISION | NOSCINBBMOC | 11, MAKER CHAMBER VI NARIMAN POINT MUMBAI 400021 | MUMBAI |
| BANGALORE BRANCH | NOSCINBBBLR | S.N. TOWERS 25/2, M.G. ROAD BANGALORE 560001 | BANGALORE |
| HEAD OFFICE | NOSCINBBDEL | DR. GOPAL DAS BHAVAR UPPER GROUND FLOOR 28, BHARAKHAMBA ROAD NEW DELHI 110-001 | DELHI |
| HYDERABAD BRANCH | NOSCINBBHYD | HYDERABAD | HYDERABAD |
| HEAD OFFICE | NOSCINBBCJB | CLASSIC TOWERS 1547, TRICHY ROAD COIMBATORE 641018 | COIMBATORE |
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What is a SWIFT/BIC code?
A SWIFT code, also known as a BIC (bank identifier code), is a unique 8- or 11-character code that identifies banks worldwide for secure international money transfers. Whether you're sending or receiving funds across borders, a correct SWIFT/BIC code ensures your money reaches the right destination efficiently.
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BIC/SWIFT code format
A BIC/SWIFT code is an 8- or 11-character identifier used for international banking. It ensures accurate routing by specifying the bank, country, location, and branch.
Bank Code
Letters only
Country Code
Letters only
Location Code
Letters and digits
Branch Code
Letters and digits
Consists of 8 to 11 characters
How to find The Bank of Nova Scotia's SWIFT/BIC code
Finding The Bank of Nova Scotia's SWIFT code is simple. Use our SWIFT code finder to locate the right code for your transactions. You can also check:
- Your bank statement or online banking portal
- Official bank website or customer service
- Our easy-to-use SWIFT/BIC code lookup tool
How SWIFT codes support global banking
- They route international wire transfers to the correct bank and branch every time
- Businesses use them to settle cross-border invoices with overseas suppliers
- Freelancers and employees share them to receive foreign payments seamlessly
What you need for a SWIFT transfer
To ensure a smooth and secure international transfer, you'll need the following details:
Recipient's details
- ✓Bank account number or IBAN
- ✓Full name and complete address
Bank details
- ✓Bank name and branch address
- ✓SWIFT/BIC code to route the transfer correctly
Transfer details
- ✓Currency and amount being sent
- ✓Purpose of payment (e.g., business, personal, invoice payment)
Identification details
- ✓ID or reference number for both sender and recipient (varies by country and bank)
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