SEB in Sweden uses the BIC/SWIFT code ESSESESSXXX. The BIC (Bank Identifier Code) is used for international wire transfers via the SWIFT network.
What is the IBAN format for SEB in Sweden?
SEB IBANs in Sweden follow the standard Sweden IBAN format. The IBAN starts with the country code, followed by 2 check digits, the bank code (300), and the account number. You can validate any SEB IBAN using the validator above.
How do I validate a SEB IBAN?
Enter your SEB IBAN in the validator above. It will check the country code, verify the MOD-97 checksum, validate the bank code against SEB's known codes, and break down each part of the IBAN for you.
How many bank codes does SEB have in Sweden?
SEB has 2 bank codes in Sweden: 300, 5000. Different codes may correspond to different branches or services.
Where is SEB located?
SEB operates in Sweden with branches in Stockholm.
Does SEB support SEPA transfers?
Yes. Sweden is part of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), so SEB supports SEPA Credit Transfers and SEPA Direct Debits. SEPA transfers to and from SEB typically settle within one business day and are free or low-cost within the Eurozone.